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"Beautiful. I too have one on the corner of my front porch which it seems to thrive there."
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Jack Ellis replied to Diane's discussion Rabbits in the garden in the group Vegetable Gardens"You can also get a battery-operated charger, although more expensive, or a solar charger, very exensive!"
Jack Ellis replied to Diane's discussion Rabbits in the garden in the group Vegetable Gardens"Just get a little fence charger and a ground rod, run a drop cord from the house, and run a single wire six inches above the ground. Use a stake with a piece of pvc over it and wrap the wire once around each stake. You can take it out in a few days…"
Alice Kelly replied to Diane's discussion Rabbits in the garden in the group Vegetable Gardens"My husband is the gardener in our family..but I do help out some..and this spring we finally put up a fence around the garden and buried it around 6 inches..best thing we could have done..first year in quite a few that we have had a very good…"
Iowa Gardener replied to Diane's discussion Rabbits in the garden in the group Vegetable Gardens"I too have had a war with the rabbits in the garden. Earlier this year they were eating the tender leaves on my small cabbage plants. I took those plastic ice cream pails and cut the bottom out and placed them over the small…"
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A place to connect with other hydrangea aficionados. It is a bit of a challenge to grow hydrangeas in zone 6b but in those lucky, mild winter years I am rewarded with stunning displays. Forums below contain useful info for easy reference.See More
Bob Tingwald replied to Diane's discussion Rabbits in the garden in the group Vegetable Gardens"I have a lot of clover that they seem to prefer, so far they haven't done very much damage to my veggies, or anything else really."
Diane replied to Diane's discussion Rabbits in the garden in the group Vegetable Gardens"thanks for the suggestions, I live in the country, had a dog and she died. I like the slingshot practice the best.
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William Brooks Zone 7/OK replied to Diane's discussion Rabbits in the garden in the group Vegetable Gardens"Do you like fried Wabbit it is actually pretty good. Fence is about the only other way. If your property is all fenced in get a good dog that will keep them out."
Chris John replied to Diane's discussion Rabbits in the garden in the group Vegetable Gardens"Rabbits are a challenge. They will also dig under a fence. To keep mine out, I had to bury the fencing. I dug a trench around the entire area and buried about 6" under. Babies will even squeeze under a gate if the gap is…"
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Rabbits in the garden
Planted a small garden. Rabbits have eaten grean bean plants and lettuce. How doe I keep them away without fencing entire garden? Frustrated!
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- perennial and vegetable
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Nancy E Jenkins commented on Garden-Share's group Ireland"Well after church I came home, quick lunch and got at my smaller newer veggie garden. Well got beets, two half rows, two seed strips of small onion and 2 rows corm. Now I am getting somewhere. Suppose to rain overnight. The humidex and add that with…"
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Unknown tropical plant
"Interesting, may be a relative, since it has never bloomed. The leaf in the pic is nearly 20" long on nearly a 3 foot stem."
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"Yes I am in California. There are only two pots of succulents in the pic, but they are kinda takin over."
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