Wild deer often treat gardens like backyard buffets, causing devastating damage as they pig out on pansies and tear through tulips. Many gardening professionals suggest growing ornamental plants ...

For a deer-resistant, shade-tolerant ornamental grass, experts suggest growing carex. Carex grasses are low-maintenance, drought-tolerant plants and come in many shades to add interest to your yard.

The RHS first created a list of deer-resistant garden plants in the 1980s ... three of them frolicking in the garden, lying on the grass in the sunshine," she said. "They are very gorgeous ...

Waverley Borough Council Experts say it is not unusual for fawns to be left hidden in long grass The RSPCA said: "It's normal for baby deer to be left alone for long periods of time from an early age.