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What Natural Remedies Will Deter Wild Rabbits From Eating My Vegetable Patch?
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you could get a wire fence and put it around the vegetable patch.You can get a fence made out of chicken wire, which is inexpensive, and the rabbits wont be able to break through it.Make sure to have deep foundations so they won't try to burrow under.
I also recommend giving them something else instead. Since the rabbits are so hungry, you could maybe give them a small portion of vegetables, or get some rabbit food and leave a pile of it out for them so they will eat that instead.All rabbits love dandelion leaves. You could grow some of them and the rabbits will eat that instead of your vegetables.Hope this helps.
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You could also buy lion poo, which should frighten them away if you scatter it around the area.
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I have heard of using mothballs and marigolds. But the best is to use fencing. I suggest at least 18 inches high and 2 to 3 inches deep in the soil to keep them from digging under it.
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