What are some good flowing plants that are deer resistant (proof) in Georgia, USA?

We live in an area where white-tail deer are prevelant - the south-eastern U.S.





The deer eat and damage a great many things that we plant.





Does anyone have suggestions about flowering, deer-resistant plants in south-eastern U.S.?What are some good flowing plants that are deer resistant (proof) in Georgia, USA?
I have a few plants that I have had success with in my own garden





sheffield daisy


ox eye daisy


dracena 'spike' green


yucca


agave


rosemary 'prostrate'


thyme lemon, lime, doones valley, silver


Lavender 'spanish', english, french


ornamental grasses


irises


tea olives


boxwoods


buddeliea


dogwoods


clematis


dusty miller


daffodils


cedars


arborvitae


junipers sea green, andorra, youngstown


thrift


verbena


hyacinth


holly fern


oleander


taro black stemmed, common green, upright


anise tree


tansy


mexican cap /wildflower/transplant


nippon daist


galliardia


dutch iris





all are not flowering but together thay have great texture


I have also been using an excellent new deer repellant


from the I Must Garden Company


it does not smell like liquid fence


and deer do not like it


what do you have to lose? If it does not work you send it back with a reciept for a full refund.What are some good flowing plants that are deer resistant (proof) in Georgia, USA?
you could always plant the deerus-resistimus flower bush, it requires extra sunlight and a daily dose of bullshit
Clematis


Creeper, Virginia


Current, Golden and Wax


Daphne


Dusty Miller*


Edible fig*


English lavender


Euonymus (Spindle Tree)*


Euryops*


Fir, Douglas


Goldenrod


Hackberry


Hawthorn


Holly


Holly-Grape, Oregon


Honeysuckle bush


Ivy, English


Jasmine*


Jerusalem cherry*


Juniper, Common





*denotes plants that are not hardy


Lead plant


Maple


Natal plum*


Oak


Oleander*


Olive, Russian


Pomegranate*


Potentilla/Cinquefoil


Red-hot poker


Red-leaf or Japanese barberry


Redwood


Rhododendron


Sweet gum


Shrubby cinquefoil


Walnut


Wild lilac


Snowberry, Western


Spanish lavender*


Spicebush


Santolina


Spruce,blue


Star jasmine


Ageratum flossflower*


Algerian ivy*


Amemone


Bells of Ireland


Black-eyed Susan


Bleeding Heart


Calla Lily*


Canterbury bell


Carpet bugle


Chive, ornamental onion


Chrysanthemum


Coneflower, Prairie


Coreopsis


Daffodils


Daylily


English Ivy


Fescue grass


Fleabone, Daisy


Foxglove


Gaillardia/Blanket flower


Hyacinth, Grape


Iceland poppy


Iris


Lady Fern


Lavender


Lily of the Nile* Marguerite*


Marjoram


Milkweed


Mutlein Pink, rose capion


Myrtle


Narcissus


Naked Lady Lily


Onion, Nodding


Oriental poppy


Pasque flower


Pearly Everlasting


Peppermint


Rhubarb


Rock aster


Sage, Fringed


Salvia


Santolina


Sea pink


Snowflake


Snow-on-the-mountain


Spearmint


Stonecrop, Yellow


Thyme


Yarrow


Yucca


Zinnia*
Cati's.
Most plants that have 'hair' or are fuzzy, deer don't like.