Gardening for Trees & Plants : Repel Rabbits

Repelling rabbits from a garden is easy with cayenne pepper or hot chili pepper spread in a powder around flowers and herbs.

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Key insights about video Gardening for Trees & Plants : Repel Rabbits

🐇 Using cayenne pepper or other strong spices can effectively repel rabbits from digging up your plants.

🌿 Planting herbs like eucalyptus, thyme, and spearmint alongside your garden can deter rabbits from moving in.

🌷 Planting tulips in the middle of daffodils can prevent rabbits from eating the tulip bulbs, as they are often deterred by the scent of daffodils.

🌶️ Spices like red hot chili pepper, Tabasco, curry powder, and even salt can be used to repel rabbits.

🍃 Mixing herbs with your plants can prevent rabbits from targeting the plants they like.

⛔️ Setting boundaries for rabbits in your garden can help protect your plants and bulbs.

🐰 It is possible to coexist with rabbits in your garden by taking preventative measures to deter them.

Timestamped Summary

01:01 The speaker shares her experience with rabbits in her garden, mentioning that they dug up her lilies and how it was not fun to see.

01:35 She explains that she found a solution by using cayenne pepper. After covering her garden bed with it, the rabbits stopped digging up her lilies.

02:08 Various spices such as red hot chili pepper, Tabasco, regular pepper, salt, and curry powder can be used to deter rabbits from digging up plants. These spices do not harm the plants and can easily be sprinkled around.

02:43 The speaker suggests mixing in different types of herbs with your plants, as rabbits tend to avoid eating herbs such as eucalyptus, thyme, and spearmint.

03:06 Another trick mentioned is planting tulips in the middle of daffodils. Rabbits are less likely to move past the daffodils and eat the tulip bulbs.

03:29 The speaker concludes by saying that you can live with rabbits in your garden as long as you set boundaries for them and use these various techniques to deter them.

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Q&A

How do I repel rabbits from my garden?

One simple trick is to sprinkle cayenne pepper or other strong spices around your plants. You can also plant herbs like eucalyptus, thyme, and spearmint, as rabbits typically don't like these types of plants. Additionally, planting tulips among daffodils can deter rabbits, as they often won't go past the daffodils to get to the tulips. Using these methods can help to repel rabbits and protect your plants and bulbs.