Great question Diana.. Winterberry holly is classified as ‘very rarely damaged by deer’ according to Rutgers University. As is snowberry and coralberry. Beautyberry is not as resistant, but is typically considered to be less bothered by deer. However, it does depend on the deer as well as certain deer eat anything and others are more choosy. To sum up, all of these are resistant, but three of them are highly resistant. Regards, Niki
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