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| Have a terrible problem with rabbits. Eating everything, don't want fence around everything. Tried Liquid Fence and Habenaro spray, partially effective but a pain inthe neck redoing it all the time. So, I have decided to plant what they don't like and adapt my design accordingly. Can't fight Mother Nature... |
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| The things the rabbits seem to not bother in my yard: Clethra A few they have reduced to stumps: |
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- Posted by janetpetiole 4 (My Page) on Fri, Aug 25, 06 at 19:34
| Yes, a .22 with a silencer. lol From the list above - I've had rabbits eat the new growth tips from hosta, gnawed my hydrangea to the ground as well as a Chicago Luster Viburnum. I don't think you can fill a garden with plants that rabbits won't eat, because they'll eat just about anything to keep from starving. |
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