Hi all
nods to some familiar names

Googling through the two groups it seems the question has only been asked
once and that a few years ago so...

Does anybody have any tips as to the type of plants that are disliked by
rabbits please?

As a starter we find that Lavender is not touched by 'ours' nor are
Astilbe and Hosta. Any others would be gratefully received.

FWIW we have also tried Renardine. This seems to work OK but does tend
to amsk the more natural smell in the garden. The ideal would be to
forget the Renardine and just fill the beds with plants the coneys won't
touch.
--
David
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No promises, but it seems to work for me to plant a clove of garlic between
the plants I want to protect from them (cabbage, Brussels sprouts,
cauliflower, broccoli). Havent had a problem for two years.

Dwayne

"David P" wrote in message
...
Hi all
nods to some familiar names

Googling through the two groups it seems the question has only been asked
once and that a few years ago so...

Does anybody have any tips as to the type of plants that are disliked by
rabbits please?

As a starter we find that Lavender is not touched by 'ours' nor are
Astilbe and Hosta. Any others would be gratefully received.

FWIW we have also tried Renardine. This seems to work OK but does tend
to amsk the more natural smell in the garden. The ideal would be to
forget the Renardine and just fill the beds with plants the coneys won't
touch.
--
David
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"Dwayne" wrote in message
...
No promises, but it seems to work for me to plant a clove of garlic
between
the plants I want to protect from them (cabbage, Brussels sprouts,
cauliflower, broccoli). Havent had a problem for two years.

I love the smell of garlick. What are the chances that it will rpel my
neighbours' multitudinous cats?

In another vein, has any reader ever tried out these new fangled supersonic
sound generators as a cat repellent?

Franz Heymann

Dwayne

"David P" wrote in message
...
Hi all
nods to some familiar names

Googling through the two groups it seems the question has only been
asked
once and that a few years ago so...

Does anybody have any tips as to the type of plants that are disliked by
rabbits please?

As a starter we find that Lavender is not touched by 'ours' nor are
Astilbe and Hosta. Any others would be gratefully received.

FWIW we have also tried Renardine. This seems to work OK but does tend
to amsk the more natural smell in the garden. The ideal would be to
forget the Renardine and just fill the beds with plants the coneys won't
touch.
--
David
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supplies.
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"Franz Heymann" wrote in message
...

"Dwayne" wrote in message
...
No promises, but it seems to work for me to plant a clove of garlic
between
the plants I want to protect from them (cabbage, Brussels sprouts,
cauliflower, broccoli). Havent had a problem for two years.

I love the smell of garlick. What are the chances that it will rpel
my
neighbours' multitudinous cats?

In another vein, has any reader ever tried out these new fangled
supersonic
sound generators as a cat repellent?

I have been told that the cats just get used to it, using it
intermitantly would prolong its effectiveness

bel

"David P" wrote in message
...
Hi all
nods to some familiar names

Googling through the two groups it seems the question has only been
asked
once and that a few years ago so...

Does anybody have any tips as to the type of plants that are disliked
by
rabbits please?

As a starter we find that Lavender is not touched by 'ours' nor are
Astilbe and Hosta. Any others would be gratefully received.

FWIW we have also tried Renardine. This seems to work OK but does
tend
to amsk the more natural smell in the garden. The ideal would be to
forget the Renardine and just fill the beds with plants the coneys
won't
touch.
--
David

I started a list of such plants, which I cant find, but iirc its very
short. Iirc it has on it euphorbia.

Bel

"David P" wrote in message
...
Hi all
nods to some familiar names

Googling through the two groups it seems the question has only been
asked
once and that a few years ago so...

Does anybody have any tips as to the type of plants that are disliked
by
rabbits please?

As a starter we find that Lavender is not touched by 'ours' nor are
Astilbe and Hosta. Any others would be gratefully received.

FWIW we have also tried Renardine. This seems to work OK but does
tend
to amsk the more natural smell in the garden. The ideal would be to
forget the Renardine and just fill the beds with plants the coneys
won't
touch.
--
David

Animal deterrents, but not plants..... There is/was on the
market a motion detector that operated a water system, hooked up to an
impulse sprayer it could be effective, what do you want, eaten plants or
burnt plants!!!!! :-)....... A motion detector could be used to
operate electrical *scarecrows*.

bel

On Sun, 15 Jun 2003 08:59:39 +0100, "Annabel"
wrote:



In another vein, has any reader ever tried out these new fangled
supersonic
sound generators as a cat repellent?

I have been told that the cats just get used to it, using it
intermitantly would prolong its effectiveness

They probably got used to it when the same devices were sold as
mosquito repellents.

Buy a dog whistle and try blowing on that.
--
martin

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"David P" wrote in message
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Does anybody have any tips as to the type of plants that are disliked
by
rabbits please?

As a starter we find that Lavender is not touched by 'ours' nor are
Astilbe and Hosta. Any others would be gratefully received.



I started a list of such plants, which I cant find, but iirc its very
short. Iirc it has on it euphorbia.

Thanks for that. I'm told I forgot to mention that the heathers are
doing OK, so that is another for the list.
--
David
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"David P" wrote in message
...
In article ,
says...

"David P" wrote in message
...

Does anybody have any tips as to the type of plants that are disliked
by
rabbits please?

As a starter we find that Lavender is not touched by 'ours' nor are
Astilbe and Hosta. Any others would be gratefully received.



I started a list of such plants, which I cant find, but iirc its very
short. Iirc it has on it euphorbia.

Thanks for that. I'm told I forgot to mention that the heathers are
doing OK, so that is another for the list.
--
David
One I the few, in fact the only I have is Rock Rose.
Reminds me must look for more varieties.

Cheers
John T
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In article ,
says...
One I the few, in fact the only I have is Rock Rose.
Reminds me must look for more varieties.

Coming up the drive tonight reminds me I should add foxgloves to the list
- sometime I can't see what is there because it is so familiar.

BTW your .sig separator appeared at the very start of your post so my
reply to you may be a little odd in terms of quoted content.
--
David
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