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Gardening

NCarolinawoman

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11. I once read the rankings of what a bunny's all time favorite foods are.

Reply to grasswire (Original post)

Mon May 26, 2014, 12:18 AM

May 2014

#1--CRABGRASS!

#2 --WHITE CLOVER

I think #3 was ALFALFA

So naturally I planted a bit of this stuff (crabgrass grew naturally LOL) in a section of my backyard. The reasoning was to have a deterrent, and you know, it kind of worked!
Not perfectly, but it did help quite a bit. Oh, there was also always a lot of birdseed around for them to crunch on.

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Do bunnies eat tomato plants? [View all] grasswire May 2014 OP

YES, elleng May 2014 #1

oh lordy grasswire May 2014 #3

Thought so. SORRY. elleng May 2014 #4

Google says yes jeff47 May 2014 #2

Those poor bunnies! Curmudgeoness May 2014 #5

I'm also a bit worried about the eagle family. grasswire May 2014 #6

Oh, lordy, that is a bad combination. Curmudgeoness May 2014 #7

these particular bunnies are not young ones grasswire May 2014 #8

That "Pope" guy-- he Catholic? TygrBright May 2014 #9

tomato foliage is toxic to humans, don't know about animals lululu May 2014 #10

I once read the rankings of what a bunny's all time favorite foods are. NCarolinawoman May 2014 #11