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BUNNIES..like my rudbeckia!!!!

12 years ago

Hello all,

i recently transplanted rudbeckia to a sunny spot and they were doing wonderfully until bunnies decided to nibble at them for breakfast lunch and dinner..is this a common problem? Any products i can put down to ward off these critters but not do harm to them?

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lvmygrdn2
12 years ago
Deer-Off works well but it smells when you first apply it. Once it dries, it's very faint but worked like a charm for me.
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