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My ongoing rabbit invasion

Discussion in 'NEW Gardeners !' started by SandyNI, Jun 26, 2020.

  1. SandyNI

    SandyNI Gardener

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    Every morning I patrol my garden to survey the overnight bunny damage. Every morning there's a hole, plant missing or a plant chewed to bits. 5 weeks ago I treated the whole garden to a feed of blood fish and bones.... and we were rabbit free for a few days. I've just done it again .... and no rabbit damage for two mornings on the trot. Is this a coincidence or have I found magic cure?
     
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    • flounder

      flounder Super Gardener

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      Either the pungent smell is driving them away, or they think they've discovered where the local fox keeps the recent kills!
      Jeyes fluid keeps me cat free in the garden for best part of a week, I'll try with BFB. Might as well feed at the same time as picking up after next doors kitty:poo:

      As a side note, bunny droppings is one of the best natural composts there is
       
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      • SandyNI

        SandyNI Gardener

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        @flounder my beautiful big lab retriever has a taste for bunny droppings.... she hoovers them up every morning!
         
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          Jiffy The Match is on Fire

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          They may smell the blood which = Death to an animal
           
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          • SandyNI

            SandyNI Gardener

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            Good point Jiffy
             
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