How to get rid of rabbits in garden

To discourage pesky rabbits, try dusting your plants with plain talcum powder. Since rabbits are great sniffers, powdered red pepper sprinkled around the garden or on targeted plants may keep them out. Irish Spring soap shavings placed in little drawstring bags around the garden will also help to keep rabbits away.

To make this rabbit repellent, first fill a one gallon container, such as a milk jug, with water. Crush 5 garlic cloves and add then to the water. Add a teaspoon of crushed red peppers and 1 tablespoon of dish soap. Shake the container very well and then place in outdoors in the direct sun for two days.

Sprinkle dried sulfur, powdered red pepper, or hair

Rabbits are also repulsed by sulfur and red pepper. By sprinkling a bit around your lawn or shrubs, the smell alone will help to get the rabbits far away. You can also consider sprinkling some human hair as well.

Most commercially available rabbit repellents replicate the scent of predator musk or urine. Rabbits also hate the smell of blood, crushed red peppers, ammonia, vinegar, and garlic. Consider sprinkling some of these ingredients on snow around your home.

Coffee is an environmentally friendly way to repel unwanted insects and animals in the garden. The smell of the coffee repels snails, slugs and ants. You may also have success using coffee grounds to repel mammals, including cats, rabbits and deer.

Rabbit Repellents

Home gardeners often recommend vinegar or hot chili pepper sprays as bitter substances that will discourage rabbits and other pests. Try soaking old corncobs in vinegar for a few minutes, then placing them around the edges of the garden.

Work the coffee grounds into the soil around tomatoes and corn, or sprinkle them on the soil around lettuce, beets, broccoli, beans, and peas to deter rabbits and squirrels.

A few favorites of rabbits are peas, beans and clover. Mother Nature’s Cuisine Oh No Deer Repellent Concentrate is a great cinnamon-oil based solution to keeping intrusive critters, such as rabbits, woodchucks and deer, away.

Irish Spring soap repels mammal pests, such as mice, rabbits, and deer. It does not repel insect pests. And it does not always eliminate pests completely, however, many have reported amazing results.

Rabbits are thesame way. They just have this “warm, cuddly smell” to them. Of course,some of my bunnies smell even nicer then others. It would be so neat to have a bunny smell like cinnamon.

So, what foods can kill a rabbit? Sugary human foods such as candy and soda are harmful to rabbits. Bunnies should not eat chocolate, avocado, apple seeds, tomato plants, almonds, belladonna, foxglove, or wild carrots. Other dangerous foods include ragwort, wild peas, and bracken.

The Epsom salt will not only keep away ground hogs and other pests, including rabbits and squirrels, it is will help your plants grow.

Rabbits, deer, groundhogs and skunks dislike the smell of human urine and tend to stay away from it. Try spraying your urine solution around the perimeter of your garden to discourage these unwelcome guests.