I'd love to trade our ravenous White Tailed Deer for your iguanas. lol

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Can't help with the problem but should pay attention to the solution .lol They have become feral in several locations in Florida. So far have not seen any But hey, maybe better than reticulated pythons ?? gary

I'm making a note too of that anti-iguana idea...but since it at least showers nearly daily on Ambergris Caye...I'm not sure it'd help against the pesky iguanas!! They think they rule the area!LOL!

So far...things that have pretty much ignored - crown of thorns, desert rose, ginger (hedychium)

In my yard (don't know why) they seem to LOVE white flowering things and sunning on(and breaking) plumerias

a few years back I asked the same question and got nothing. I can only go by experience which is mostly with seaside plants. Euphorbias and plumarias they do not eat. Scaevola, vitex rotundiflolia, sea grape, almond, button mangrove, palms, crotons, ixoras, Russelia, Carrisa, Leucophyllum, Croton, Graptophyllum are safe. Bougainvillea they love as they do Acalyphas, and Pseuderanthemum. Allamandas I think they do not eat because of the milky sap, Cryptostegia is safe, Tamarix, Hynmenocalis and Crinum too. Heliconia, Alpinia, are safe too. good luck gardening with iguanas, chris