
The eastern cottontail rabbit can be a pesky garden companion, so here are tips to help keep him away!
How to Identify and Get Rid of Rabbits
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There are a lot of bunnies eating our sunflower
When we had pet rabbits we sprinkled their poop in the garden on top of the soil and we never had a rabbit problem.
Surprised to see Meadow Rue on this list. I planted three gifted rootballs of this delicate flowering, spreading perennial a few years back. Having no experience w/ it at the time or the multitude of rabbits that occupy my 2 large lot & disheartened to find it's new tender growths cut clean off. Since, I've been able to keep them at bay, but have only one remaining & has not spread.
It is also worth mentioning ... they have a taste for pachysandra as well as morning glories.
I'd also lke to corroborate w/ the above in regard to living in harmony w/ nature. Although I am not fond of finding any of my hard worked plants sheared, I have reverence for all living things & have found providing them fruit & veggie scraps a good deterrent.
Dust plants with talcum powder? Has the author not heard of the lawsuits over talcum powder causing some cancers? It is a terrible idea!
From my understanding, the talcum powder cancer is caused by women placing the powder in their panties to freshen them up. From there it works it's way up the vagina to the overies. And that is where and what causes the cancer. So in case any one needs to be told - DO NOT PUT TALCUM TREATED DIRT IN YOUR PANTIES!!!!!
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