It is hard to be very accurate about deer resistance. It can vary rather widely regionally - deer apparently have different appetites in different locations - and NO plant is truly immune to deer predation, depending on the age and curiosity of the animal and what other food sources are available. That's why 'deer resistant' lists are helpful - at least you can be aware of what plants they may favor.

The spiraea, Russian sage and juniper are probably safe. The rest, however, are generally considered moderately to severely damaged by deer.

we live south of houston tx and often have groups of over 20 deer in our yard (almost daily) the most sure way to keep these guys from mowing down my roses and day lilies is to spray them with a product called liquid fence...i spray every couple of weeks if we have a lot of rain or maybe every month to 6 weeks if it's dry

though i don't know if this is a totally organic product, we do have lots of birds and pollinators in our yard

i spray in the evening because this product has a terrible odor, but within a couple of hours and definitely by morning, the odor will be gone

i do have lots of plants that deer don't care much for and new trees which deer love and i spray those also and put wire cages around the bases to keep the deer from using their antler on them i've had more plants damaged in this way than by deer eating them....

I agree with gardengal about what the deer will favor or leave alone. Also, it's a good idea to spray with a good deer deterrent all plants when you first set them out. They will try new plants, perhaps pull them out of the ground, and sometimes deer develop a taste for something that they "should" not like. So spray so the first experience is bad.

Other deer resistant shrubs for your zone include Deutzias, usually Kalmias, Diervillas, Abelias, many Viburnums, Physocarpus, and for conifers, especially spruce.

Like threads on disease resistance in roses, threads on this topic where people put up paragraphs of anecdotes are to some extent kind of a waste of time - due to the aforementioned degree of variation. The only thing that provides complete assurance is successfully installed and maintained deer fencing.

"Don't be jealous of the space I have"

Lol!

bro there's regular posters on here with acres of yard. At least one gardens for an entire town haha