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Rabbit

     When battling rabbits, fences are your friend.* 

     Not into fences?   

     Other options include organic sprays.  I’ve never tried Deer Out or Liquid Fence but both are all-natural and come highly recommended.

     If you have space, plant a really big garden so rabbit browsing will be less noticeable.  

* The fine print: Going with a fence?

     It should be at least two feet tall and either six inches underground or flat on the ground so rabbits can’t dig underneath.

     The openings in the fence should be no bigger than 1-inch square, or they’ll jump right through the hoops like a circus act. 

     That said, below are plants rabbits would rather avoid, unless they're terribly hungry.  These include plants in the mint family, toxic plants and those with fuzzy or leathery leaves, or thorns.

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