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Rabbits
Rabbits
Q. This is probably an age old question
but what can you do to keep rabbits from
eating flowers? We thought Marigolds were
safe from them..WRONG!!! Our mums just started
breaking through the ground and now there
is no sight of them. What is even worse
you can't even scare those pesky rabbits
away. They just sit there and look at you!
Any thoughts?
A. This is one subject that is brought up yearly and I cannot find a wonderful solution. I have bought the white metal decorative garden bed fencing and made small circles around the new
tender growth of lilies [chicken wire also used] but as far as protecting a large area
I do not know. Marigolds mothballs
and crystals have been used for years with little help. Dried blood dehydrated sterilized steer manure and expensive stun apparatus have been recommended. "For the best protection against foraging rabbits
nothing beats a fence. Sprays are the second most effective deterrent. If you find fences unacceptable and don't want to spray you are probably going to continue to lose plants to foraging rabbits." Gardener Bill Quarles Other ideas: Try repellents and commercial preparations that have worked for neighbors
not wild contraptions and concoctions that 'might' work. Clear out brush piles and dense vegetation including ground covers which serve as protection. Contact your local Master Gardeners or Extension Service for methods of control that have been successful in your area.
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