How can I keep rascally rabbits from eating my hostas and sedum?
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It isn't feasible to fence them.
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It may be a lot of work for you but the only way to deter them is to put down garlic or hot pepper flakes. rabbits do not like the smell.
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Janet Pizaro
on Sep 09, 2015
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I don't have many rabbits, but the deer in my neighborhood destroy my Hostas. I spray with Liquid Fence Deer & Rabbit Repellent. It's pricey and smells absolutely disgusting, but only for a short while...until it dries. It's tedious. I have to spray every week. And if I'm only a day or two late, the deer are back! But it does work very well when I maintain that schedule.
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Kristy Champion
on Sep 09, 2015
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I always use Irish Spring soap...works like a charm! Visit my blog for more details :)
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EmDirr @ DustandDoghair.com
on Sep 09, 2015
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My grandfather always planted marigolds around his garden to keep out rabbits.
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Kathy Frank
on Sep 09, 2015
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There is a product called "Repels All" that you can find at many nurserys. It sticks but it works
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Ahmeans
on Sep 09, 2015
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I've learned from a farmer back east that human hair clippings sprinkled about in the flower beds seems to work very well for him. The animal smells the hair and runs away, thinking that the predator Is close by. You can go to your local hair salon and ask them to reserve a small bag of hair for you. Generously sprinkle it in the area. Hope tis helps!
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Rocki
on Sep 09, 2015
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I've used the rabbit repellent spray, and it worked fairly well. The best solution was a new neighborhood cat. They were gone in one year. I don't condone killing animals but this kitty did the trick. No I didn't hire her, she was just roaming the neighborhood.
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MaryAnn B
on Sep 10, 2015
Janet Pizaro
on Sep 09, 2015
Kristy Champion
on Sep 09, 2015
EmDirr @ DustandDoghair.com
on Sep 09, 2015
Kathy Frank
on Sep 09, 2015
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