How to deter rabbits from eating flowers
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try citrus peels, citrus sprays, put plastic forks prong side up, bamboo skewers throughout, make hot pepper sprays, garlic sprays
I have used cayenne pepper and Shredded Irish Spring bar soap with success. I have also heard of people using water, hot sauce and a little dish soap to spray the plants affected, or letting red pepper flakes soak in water, straining, adding a little dish soap and using that.
You could place moth balls around the plants or hang a few in mesh bags. Also human hair works really well. As your hair stylist for the hair they throw away and place some in mesh bags around your plants.
I live in upstate NY and the deer and rabbits are everywhere! With all that nature provides, they would rather eat my flowers! We have found that coyote urine sprayed on and around the plants deters them.. I also fertilize with rosetone. It contains blood and bone meal. Unfortunately it smells bad to people as well as hungry herbivores! You can get both items at a better garden center. Good luck!
I just read that the small (or large) pinwheels will frighten the animals with their constant movement and scare them away. Let's just hope the wind is blowing when they come to eat.
Rabbits love marigolds.....they eat the little stem under the blossom....we found blossoms all around our flower bed. As for impatients, I do not have any so can't give advice on keeping rabbits away from either plant.