Gift plant: Mazus reptans. Homeowner asks if deer eat it.
Deer eat almost anything if hungry. Development destroys habitat → more pressure.
Mazus is used between stepping stones near house → high human activity deters deer.
If deer are desperate, they'll eat it. But it's a great groundcover for low-traffic, near-house areas.
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