Do you have a food garden and love to eat fresh produce? If so, you may be annoyed by rabbits eating your crops. Here are 5 expert tips to keep rabbits out of your food garden and away from your delicious produce!
If you’re fed up with rabbits ruining your food garden, then you need to watch this video! In it, we’ll share tips on how to deter rabbits from eating your crops, from installing fence to deterrents t. After watching this video, you’ll be able to keep rabbits out of your food garden and enjoy your produce without fear of them stealing it!
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You have such an amazing Beautiful garden and family ❤️ love you guys.God Bless you and your family ❤️
I think the hardware cloth or the fencing is the best solution number one. You're right. You don't have to kill the animals a number 2. You don't have to spray chemicals and spend a lot of money. Not only that but it's worth the cost of fencing to grow your own food so your still saving$. Thank you for the video we have many blessings
We are inundated with bunnies here. I have seen over a dozen in one evening in my yard. Add on the well entrenched woodchuck population with dens all over the ‘ hood. Right now, I have a new crop of 6 baby bunnies scampering about. I’ll only plant what they don’t like.
Always Great content Hollis and Nancy thank you for these nuggets
I have a picket fence around my garden, with rabbit wire across the bottom, but those rabbits just dig under the fence like a dang dog!!!
Would that also work for racoon and skunks
what about deer a fence is to expencive
You are a great speaker. Super easy to understand. Thanks so much for your information.
I'm looking at a bb gun and motion sensitive lighting.
Rabbits dig under rabbit fence. You need to bury the fence 3-4 underground and have 3-4 above ground.
I let my wolf dogs run , they don't tear up the gardens but are lethal on garden critters. Snakes too.
Thanks for telling us about onions and garlic not repelling rabbits.
Eggshells will not decompose in your life on this earth. They discovered dino whole eggs after millions of years in the ground. No decomposition. you need SOLUBLE calcium which is not eggs shells. They have to be processed with water and CO2. You better use lime.
It looks like the very sure "deterrent" for animals is…..not to plant ANYTHING" Hahahahahahaha.
Better go and buy from farms.
What about squirrels. They just climb the fence.
I have a beautiful 25-30' high raised bed. Two days ago a chipmunk size baby rabbit fell off the top right in front of me. I found his brother nestled in the chard rows. Mom is very able and willing to jump up and nest there. Lots of marigolds last year and no rabbits. This year I've applied bloodmeal around the plants . No further problems. Also a product (stinks) called Scoot that's effective.
My grandfather was forced by his father to keep up a large family garden when he was a boy. Then go to school and then come to work in the family jewelry store. This was probably around WW1. He swore he would never have a vegetable garden-ever. So he planted tons of flowers all around his yard. He made a rabbit friend and told him he could eat anything he wanted. He named the rabbit Mortimer. When I told my mother about Mortimer, she said that he and my grandfather had been friends her whole life. Henceforth, every rabbit who comes to visit us is a part of Mortimer and is allowed to eat what ever he wants. May sound stupid or silly. But it’s more a spiritual thing. Gosh this sounds so cheesy! But those rabbits were his friends and they seemed to know it. He’d even plant a few things he knew they would like. And since we only ever saw one rabbit, it had to be Mortimer. Didn’t matter if it was 1925 1975 or 2025. It’s always just Mortimer. My grandfather’s friend.
Ha!! The next thing you'll have to worry about is if rabbits learn to climb thr fence…they're crafty little critters
Hollis, thank you for your honest approach to solving this problem. We came to the same conclusion up in Massachusetts and appreciate all the work you and Nancy go through to produce a good crop. Bless you both!
Fine story telling . Thank you.
I’ve seen a rabbit run up and eat a hot pepper right off the vine!!
Looks good! If you need to replace the hardware cloth later on, maybe you can just put a few wires onto the fence? I mean between the big holes so they are half as big.
That fence is so tall you look like a convict at a prison farm! I live in the city and rely on neighbors' vicious dogs for pest control.
Ive found all kinds of information that dont work online so always take caution in things you do try
Doesnt it effect your vegetables when you use some types of deterents…seems to me some things would make your veggies taste bad if its in the soil
wow your Garden is just majestic. I am envious for sure .
What if there is already a rabbit infestation in your garden?