Sedum 'Autumn Joy' and other taller members of the Stonecrop clan are on many deer- resistant lists. Their foliage offers attractive interest in season and they come into their own with a colorful show of flowers in fall. Left intact, the seed heads provide an attractive winter display.

Do Deers eat sedum?

Pick some for long-lasting bouquets or dry them for everlasting flowers. Besides being a perfect plant it and forget it flower, sedum is deer resistant, and it attracts butterflies, bees and other pollinators. Most sedum will stay in bloom for several weeks.

Do deer or rabbits eat sedum?

Sedum is one plant the rabbits do not like. Michael Morris, hard goods manager at the Longmont Flower Bin, has rabbit and deer repellent products and plants that the critters don't like at its store on May 23, 2017 in Longmont.