Honestly I'm not sure there is such a thing as "wildflowers that are deer resistant". Deer just love all the wildflower meadows around here. Which is fine with me as they draw them away from the vegetable gardens.

Dave

When I search on Amazon deer resistant wildflowers seeds you will see some great reviews which is why I asked.

Please note that those mixtures offered for sale usually include claims such as "mixture of annuals and perennials that deer will not normally eat if other food sources are available". One can safely claim that about most anything, it won't eat it if other food is available.

Sure there are some strong smelling herbs and alliums like onions and garlic that deer won't eat unless they are starving but otherwise they will browse just about anything.

The wildflowers may be a good way to pretty-up your area but I wouldn't expect them to keep out the deer. Also keep in mind that many of the bulk wildflower mixes are well known for being mostly grasses and non-germinating fillers.

Dave

Deer will eat almost anything if they are starving. Things deer have not attacked in my yard are: black-eyed susans (Rudbeckia), cone flowers (echinacea), daisies, golden rod, and asters.

I want to "pretty up" the area but know the deer will probably feast on all of them like they have my tulips last spring. The soil is pretty moist and gets partial sun/shade. More shade then sun. I just am looking for something to grow from seed that will look nice and not have eaten away. I might buy a bunch of seeds as you mentioned and plant and fingers cross.