Rabbits eat tulips.

But do they eat:
1. petunias
2. black-eyed susan?
3. Impatiants
4. Vinca
5. Daylillies?

Why can't grass be more satisfying to them?


I've been using dried blood and chicken wire. Any other cheap ideas? I
cannot use a gun (I live in a sub-divided neighborhood.) and what do
you do with a live rabbit in a Have-A-Heart trap?

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Rabbits eat tulips.

But do they eat:
1. petunias

Rabbits *love* petunias. Don't know about the rest of your
list. Try daffodils?

2. black-eyed susan?
3. Impatiants
4. Vinca
5. Daylillies?

Why can't grass be more satisfying to them?

Not very tasty or nutritious.

and what do
you do with a live rabbit in a Have-A-Heart trap?

Not worth much live, but marinated and slow-cooked, not bad.

"Ol' Duffer" wrote in message
...
In article . com,
says...
Rabbits eat tulips.

Why can't grass be more satisfying to them?

Not very tasty or nutritious.



I saw just yesterday a rabbit eating what certainly looked like seeds from
the stems of overgrown grass.

try the rabbit in a roasting pan with apple cider a and a few cloves

--
Dana
www3.sympatico.ca/lostmermaid
"Higglity" wrote in message
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Rabbits eat tulips.

But do they eat:
1. petunias
2. black-eyed susan?
3. Impatiants
4. Vinca
5. Daylillies?

Why can't grass be more satisfying to them?


I've been using dried blood and chicken wire. Any other cheap ideas? I
cannot use a gun (I live in a sub-divided neighborhood.) and what do
you do with a live rabbit in a Have-A-Heart trap?