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[Melissa Kacalanos <mijwiz@yahoo.com>]

I'm making my garden plan now, and hoping I won't have
to hide all the good plants behind the deer fence. Can
I get some advice on whether or not these plants are
reasonably deer-proof?

Thorny plants:
raspberries
blackberries
clove currant
black currant

Non-thorny plants:
maypop (which I've never seen, but the catalogs claim
it's hardy here.)
pawpaw

Last year, I was surprised that the deer loved eating
my tomato plants, but left my basil, rosemary, thyme,
and various alliums alone, so there's no accounting
for taste.

Melissa
zone 5, central NY suburbia