I went to google images and typed in "deer resistant flowers" and found these. I'm sure there are others.

Here is a link that might be useful: Deer resistant flowers

Warning--I have ordered from this source and been very disappointed. VERY, very small amounts in the packets, and very low germination rate, well below what you would get from a larger commercial source.

Also, Mocknbird, you should accept the fact that deer will eat absolutely anything if hungry enough. Also, be aware that deer in different areas will eat different plants. There is no such thing as a "deerproof" plant. I have been gardening with deer here for about 10 years.

Here are a few that have been untouched in my garden:

Dicentra (Bleeding Heart)
Iris
Chrysanthemums
Daisy (Chrisanthemum spps.)
Hyssop
Nepeta (Catmint)
Flax
Mock Orange (Philadelphus spp)
Daffodils
Oenothera (evening primrose)
Black-eyed susan (rudbeckia spp.)
Butterfly bush
Lavender of any kind
Russian Sage (periskova)
most ornamental grasses
SOME (but not all) hardy geranium
Stachys
most ferns

Most herbs are safe. Instead of annuals, I often fill in with annual herbs--thai basil is particularly attractive, so is basil "purple ruffles". One ferny herb that's good is Stevia, but there are no flowers to speak of.

Hope this helps some!

Check out the USFWS Chesapeake Bay Field Office's publication "Native Plants for Wildlife Habitat and Conservation Landscaping." http://www.fws.gov/chesapeakebay/BayScapes/bsresources/bs-nativeguides.htm

It has a section on native deer-resistant plants. It also shows pictures, habit, habitat, native physio-geographic region (DC is on the border of Piedmont and Coastal Plain), sun/shade tolerance, soil types, etc. of all the native plants listed.

Good luck!