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gr8sk8rgold said
on 5/19/2009 You have some very good tips in your article. This is coming from a rabbit owner.
dbazzell said
on 4/12/2009 I've have found putting moth balls under my mulch keeps the rabbits away.
suketu said
on 5/6/2008 Hi, there is an alternate to guarding your plants from bunnies, please visit www.bunnyfence.com the bunny fence will be availaible for sale in chicago from 3rd week of May 2008. It is bunnyfence in art giving your garden a pretty look contact Jackie or Sadna
suketu said
on 5/6/2008 Hi, there is an alternate to guarding your plants from bunnies, please visit www.bunnyfence.com, the bunny fence will be availaible for sale in chicago from 3rd week of May 2008. It is bunnyfence in art giving your garden a pretty look contact Jackie or Sadna
Anonymous said
on 8/8/2006 Sprinkle shavings carved from a bar of Irish Spring, or other strong soap, around the base of plants. The strong smell repels rabbits.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Got a 35mm film container, cut a hole on the lid, fill the case with a cotton ball or two, pour a tablespoon of vinegar in the case, and put the lid back on the case. Place near plants that the rabbits are eating, 4 in a 15'x15' area.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 I've found that sprinkling clippings of human hair around the perimeter of the garden works well.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 This evening is the first time I have tried it but I read that aloe vera gel straight or reconstituted with 1 gallon of warm water works well. I witnessed a rabbit turn and run after application. It smells terrible to them. Reapply after every rain.