Gardeners in Florida and other southern zones may know and love Copperleaf already, as a shrubby perennial. In tropical garden zones, many Copperleaf varieties grow to five feet tall or more. ... Copperleaf is a member of the Euphorbia genus and thus may be deer resistant; other Euphorbias seem to be.

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Soil & Moisture: Average moist, moderately fertile, well-drained soils. Somewhat drought resistant once well-established. Deer Resistance: Not Normally Bothered.

Are copper plants deer resistant?

Kickoff your late spring garden with countless copper-orange flowers. Each fluted petal is tipped in glowing yellow. Top-notch flowering continuing into fall, the autumnal-hued blossoms highlight silvery-green compact foliage. Deer resistant and carefree.