So happy to see folks planting and growing their own food and loving the process. I just started a little garden on my balcony but are making plans to buy property to make a larger garden to plant more food for my family. Lovely garden so peaceful and relaxing now you need to build a sitting area for yourself in the garden
I live in the Midwest and, no matter the area, we’ve always had HOARDES of bunnies everywhere. The thing is, I have never once had any of them do anything other than hop through and sniff everything. I even found a nest of them in a veggie patch and they didn’t touch a thing. Their poop is so helpful, too! I wish I could bottle up whatever magic is going on around me and send it to you. Good luck with the bunny! I hope it moves on and you all are able to enjoy your hard work.
I love that your garden has been not only protected but even fertilized by the bunnies!!! We have so many wild bunnies and this is the very first any has entered the garden! I would appreciate all that magic ✨ hahaha
I was just thinking this. They nest under my trailer every winter, and I see them in other people's yards. We have 2 cats, and typically have several neighborhood cats that will sniff out the nest every winter (the neighborhood cats, not mine). As much as I enjoy seeing bunnies, I always hope they will stay away. They never eat the veggies though.
You’re doing so well, the garden looks beautiful! I use the black wire baskets from the dollar store on fragile seedlings, the work amazing and keep the pesky white cabbage moth away. 😊 Good luck and keep up the videos, I love them!
Plant cat nip in different areas in the garden. Hopefully some wild cats will find it. They love that stuff and will hang out in the area. Unfortunately Everyone must pay their animal tax lol
I agree. I actually don't wanna hurt it. The trap Thomas built doesn't harm it. And also has an opening that not only allows us to see in but for the rabbit to breathe .
You talked about tajin a while back. 🤤 Take you some of those cucumbers peel and dice them. Get some lemon/lime or a mix of both and juice them, pour on cucumber. Add a light dusting of cayenne pepper (optional). Add heavy dusting of tajin (not optional). 😂 Enjoy! Sooo good! I’d say store left overs in the fridge but who am I kidding. 😂
So I had a whole set of babies living in my garlic bed and I gave them a few days and if they were not gone I was going to have to take measures but they finally left.
Use chicken wire at the bottom of your fence. Bury some under ground so they can't dig into your garden. My rabbits are pets, lol. But I still get wild rabbits
Hi, beautiful garden! Cayenne pepper, red pepper flakes should help. Also, I heard they do like the smell of peppermint. By the way I love your family photo. Hope the problem get resolved.
I have left over bark all around the edge of my garden but I don’t have an issue where I live with termites either which I did in Georgia. I have read that orange peels around your plants help deter aphids. I guess trying anything will work! Good luck!
I currently have a nest of bunnies on my strawberry bed. We also had a nest last year. Once these grow up and leave I need replace the welded wire. I have seen the mom fit through that 2 inch by 4 inch space.
This is such a dilemma for me! I LOVE our wild baby bunnies! They are so adorable! But of course no one plants a garden to feed bunnies! I have three wild little ones on our property and it may sound crazy, but I have been putting food out for them at the little arches that they have made in the blackberry bushes. This has kept them content enough that they haven’t ventured across the yard to the garden so far. They come out and eat the treats, the grass, and the dandelions and run back into their little blackberry houses. I think of Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cottontail every time I see them! 😆 Unfortunately, it sounds like you have Peter!!! Ha ha
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww! That's the sweetest! Its actually taking refuge in there 😬😬😬... I wouldn't mind giving it treats actually hahaha.... A Peter in the making for sure hahaha
I’m so happy your channel came up on my feed this morning. I love your garden! I am subscribing and look forward to watching more of your videos. I hope things work out for you with the bunny.
Love your garden as well as your green house. Gardening newbie that’s starting inside, I was wondering, do you prepare different fertilizers for every plant or do you just use one fertilizer? This confuses me. Thank you.
Thank you ❤️ What an exciting season for you! I'm so happy to hear that you are gardening! My super short answer would be to encourage you to use a all around good fertilizer like fish emulsion for your garden! ( A Google search on how to use it will help you out tremendously!) There is so much information out there on fertilizing so I definitely understand how overwhelming that is! When you get fertilizer from the store they typically have three numbers on the front separated by a dash (-) those numbers represent (in order) nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. In short there are some plants that need one of something more than another and that's why when you see different bags of fertilizer, the numbers are different. Higher or lower for each nutrient. You can buy specific fertilizers for specific plants like Tomato tone that is geared towards fertilizing tomatoes. Amendments may also be a term you have heard. They are also a type of fertilizer for soil. Bone meal for example increases phosphorus Blood meal increases Nitrogen Azomite(rock dust) provides Calcium, Magnesium and Potassium These are just some examples and I hope it helps you out! Getting one "balanced" fertilizer and learning how often to use that, will help you ❤️ Let me know if you have any more questions or if you need clarity!
@@ourfreedomsong you will never keep out animal out- just find stuff to deter them..... rabbits can be sneaky and will eat everything!! you could make some chicken wire cloches or get some white shear netting. *cheaper, and lay it over everything, use wood or bricks or something to secure veggies- hopefuylly the deterrent will be enough, remember rabbits will chew thru electirc wire- so try to out smart them- - like fleas, if there is one theres MORE :( ***ALSO, get some CATS- keep them as greenhouse cats- they are a good deterrent for bunny, rats, etc.... barncats are what farmer and ranchers call em!! xoxox
I live in Northern California and had the same problem as you with rabbits - I line the bottom of my fence with chicken wire and use garden staples to pin it down so they don't go underneath it and zip tie the chicken wire to the fence - Stops the intrusions immediately and you get free of your pests - Hope that helps - Absolutely love your videos and you are are great family - God Bless and may your garden and greenhouse be fruitful! ;>) -- Jon
So sorry to hear about the bunny problem. I understand how frustrating that can be. Here in Michigan we have groundhogs and they are a nightmare. I've had them now for two years and every single day I go out to my garden and whole vegetables are demolished. Cabbage, collards, leafy greens, cauliflower, brocolli. 😢 It has been so dishearting. So I pray yall catch him. But on a good note your garden is looking lush and beautiful.
Most all of our beds are too tall for the rabbits to even be tempted to get in. However, our strawberry patch has been hosting rabbit nests. 😢 you may actually have a nest in the garden. They burrow into the ground so you may want to look around the area you saw the baby. The nest we found this year we hope is the last nest. We made sure to confirm there were no babies in the nest before we remedied the problem. After removing the nest we added hardware cloth around the cattle panel fencing to shut down easy access into the patch. Then pushed cement blocks around the base to keep them from digging. Ironically, they don’t seem to eat the berries nor have they bothered the three beds in the kitchen garden. It could be they’re to close to the house and the AC is kind of loud there. The rabbits are also preyed upon by the eagles, hawks and owls that are here as well as coyotes so thankfully, the number of rabbits never really become problematic.
That bunny, being a baby, is not doing half the damage he'll be able to do in a few months. Best to get on top of the issue now. Even if the trap works this time, I think I would go along with my fellow viewers and advise you to dig a slit trench with a spade when the ground is soft. Stick the spade in and make a slit as deep as you can, and put chicken wire down into it and to at least 3ft high above ground. My sister, who had her entire city garden eaten to the ground [roses and all] by her neighbours pet rabbit, says it needs to be 5ft high, but you could start at three and see how it goes?
Hey!!! This is the first time we've grown this! I heard that it's a great trap crop so that's what I was thinking it would be for primarily... But it's actually growing well without pest pressure!!!! I loved it as well as the red love bleeds red I think it's called... Because of it's beauty! So I understand completely hahahah
U can use reflective objects to deter rodents and other pests, u can use aluminum foil or aluminum pans hung up plus ive used the cd's that u can buy in stacks to record with or u could always get an airsoft or bb gun lol nice rabbit for dinner
This year we experience it too but this little bunny wanted tomatoes it was eating tomatoes so I did have to fence them off it was hiding in my herb bed and under the recycling can I started giving it the tomatoes it ruin and it still wanted but after fencing I don't know where he went 😂😂He was doing it at night in the morning when I come out the door to water he would run under the recycling can. But gone now. I hope the trap works and he finds his family
WOW**** A Mennonite woman just said she use dog and or human hair and it deters the rabbits by the scent-!!!!!!! Maybe go to a hair dresser and get some FREE hair- she put it around the base of each plant!!!! maybe... they are great farmers!!!!
The little rabbit may be big enough to fend for itself since it's got all it's fur and is able to eat greens and run. They're born more helpless than kittens. As to what to do about rabbits, I'm not so sure on this one. The bunnies in my area seem to prefer the grass and clover of the lawn to anything in my garden so far.
Having field cats/ outdoor cats will help keep bunnies, squirrels, and rodents out of your garden. Downside the cats like to use the raised beds as litter boxes.
I hadn't thought about how beneficial outside cats would be! We do have one that comes around but it waits until after nightfall! Thank you for chiming in!
I have used Irish Spring soap as a rabbit deterrent. Bought at dollar store and shaved it through and old cheese grater. Sprinkle it around the base of fences. It works great! We're in Connecticut zone 6 b. Ps JUST FOUND YOUR CHANNEL WE LOVE IT!! Binge watching to catch up 😊
Hey!! Rabbit poop is DEFINITELY great for the garden! You can add it straight to the garden without it burning the plants. The actual rabbits on the other hand.... Are just hungry hahahah
I had a cute look little bunny rabbit (so I thought) visit my garden several years ago. Over night it took out over 20 kale plants….right down to the stalk. That was my last year planting in ground. I switched to tons of 5 gallon containers, totes and built several cinder block raised beds. Now my problem is chipmunks 🐿️ and squirrels.
That is so true. I remember saying…”the cute little rabbit” as it bounced from my yard to the neighbors yard. The next day it looked like a hurricane had wiped out my kale. I was so sad because it was too late in the season to start more.
The late day / setting sun is SO BEAUTIFUL behind your garden, casts a golden glow....Thank you for sharing it!! the only rabbit solution I ever had isn't very pretty. We have a half feral cat who is a ferocious hunter. I have seen him take down a rabbit much larger than he is, like a lion with prey.
I am glad your husband made a rabbit box. I grew up with my father using those to trap them and we used them for food. He caught a many rabbit in his life time.
I had problems with rabbits and the squirrels in my garden. My husband got some Repels-All granules from Home Depot/Lowes and honey that stuff works! He went out so far and just dropped the granules around until he created a "border" around the entire garden. Now when it rains heavy, we have to reapply but it works. Oh and it stinks too😅
I suggest after you get the rabbit out, you put up some hardware cloth (rabbit wire;) around the lower perimeter of your garden.
Such a great idea! Thank you for sharing!
I'm just loving your garden😍💯 so full and beautiful. Thanks for sharing and good luck on catching the little 🐰 God bless and Happy gardening 💚
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So happy to see folks planting and growing their own food and loving the process. I just started a little garden on my balcony but are making plans to buy property to make a larger garden to plant more food for my family. Lovely garden so peaceful and relaxing now you need to build a sitting area for yourself in the garden
Balcony gardens are wonderful! And you most likely already have a great chair to sit in out in your garden ❤️
Your garden looks very beautiful. Enjoyed the rabbit chase. Enjoying your show!
Thank you ❤️ 🐇
I live in the Midwest and, no matter the area, we’ve always had HOARDES of bunnies everywhere. The thing is, I have never once had any of them do anything other than hop through and sniff everything. I even found a nest of them in a veggie patch and they didn’t touch a thing. Their poop is so helpful, too! I wish I could bottle up whatever magic is going on around me and send it to you.
Good luck with the bunny! I hope it moves on and you all are able to enjoy your hard work.
I love that your garden has been not only protected but even fertilized by the bunnies!!! We have so many wild bunnies and this is the very first any has entered the garden!
I would appreciate all that magic ✨ hahaha
I was just thinking this. They nest under my trailer every winter, and I see them in other people's yards. We have 2 cats, and typically have several neighborhood cats that will sniff out the nest every winter (the neighborhood cats, not mine). As much as I enjoy seeing bunnies, I always hope they will stay away. They never eat the veggies though.
😊 you have found favor....❤
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You’re doing so well, the garden looks beautiful! I use the black wire baskets from the dollar store on fragile seedlings, the work amazing and keep the pesky white cabbage moth away. 😊 Good luck and keep up the videos, I love them!
Thank you for sharing! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Garden looks beautiful! Hope you were able to get the bunny and relocate it?
Thank you!!!! Im hoping we can relocate as well!!
Also try sprinkling cayenne pepper on plants and around garden
Oooo good to know!!!!
Plant cat nip in different areas in the garden. Hopefully some wild cats will find it. They love that stuff and will hang out in the area. Unfortunately Everyone must pay their animal tax lol
Oooo that's good!!! Thank you!!!
You will have to get a live trap that won’t hurt it and rehome it miles away 😊
I agree. I actually don't wanna hurt it. The trap Thomas built doesn't harm it. And also has an opening that not only allows us to see in but for the rabbit to breathe .
You talked about tajin a while back. 🤤
Take you some of those cucumbers peel and dice them.
Get some lemon/lime or a mix of both and juice them, pour on cucumber.
Add a light dusting of cayenne pepper (optional).
Add heavy dusting of tajin (not optional). 😂
Enjoy! Sooo good!
I’d say store left overs in the fridge but who am I kidding. 😂
Hahahahaha for real! Its not making it to the fridge hahahaha.... Sounds delicious 🤤!!!
So I had a whole set of babies living in my garlic bed and I gave them a few days and if they were not gone I was going to have to take measures but they finally left.
So happy they left!!! Ahhhh
We put chicken wire on our pallet fence all the way around. We have a family of woodchucks.
Also you can put up netting they don't like getting stuck in it
Good to know!! Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful. I hope you get the little rabbit
Thank you ❤️ I hope so too!!!
I use Repel-All....it makes critters sneeze! I have a chipmunk problem in my garden and it seems to have helped. ❤
You are the second to suggest this! Thank you !!
Use chicken wire at the bottom of your fence. Bury some under ground so they can't dig into your garden. My rabbits are pets, lol. But I still get wild rabbits
We have lots of rabbits. This is exactly what I do.
I was hoping not to have to buy more fencing! Ahhh! I will if we absolutely have to though!
That’s what we did here at Soul Spaces Taquesha!! It works!
@@ourfreedomsong you are excellent at manifesting free stuff though girl!
Bugsy Segal eating up all the veggies.
Yup! Hahaha
Hi, beautiful garden! Cayenne pepper, red pepper flakes should help. Also, I heard they do like the smell of peppermint. By the way I love your family photo. Hope the problem get resolved.
Thank you so much for chiming in ❤️
Awww a little bunny, hopefully he is big enough to trigger the trap. Your garden is still beautiful.
He is actually so small that the trap hasn't triggered!!! Hopefully soon!!
Your garden is beautiful with lots of beautiful plants.
Thank you so much!
I have left over bark all around the edge of my garden but I don’t have an issue where I live with termites either which I did in Georgia. I have read that orange peels around your plants help deter aphids. I guess trying anything will work! Good luck!
Never heard of the orange peel solution! Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful Garden!😊
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I currently have a nest of bunnies on my strawberry bed. We also had a nest last year. Once these grow up and leave I need replace the welded wire. I have seen the mom fit through that 2 inch by 4 inch space.
Wow!!!
This is such a dilemma for me! I LOVE our wild baby bunnies! They are so adorable! But of course no one plants a garden to feed bunnies!
I have three wild little ones on our property and it may sound crazy, but I have been putting food out for them at the little arches that they have made in the blackberry bushes. This has kept them content enough that they haven’t ventured across the yard to the garden so far. They come out and eat the treats, the grass, and the dandelions and run back into their little blackberry houses. I think of Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cottontail every time I see them! 😆 Unfortunately, it sounds like you have Peter!!! Ha ha
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww! That's the sweetest! Its actually taking refuge in there 😬😬😬... I wouldn't mind giving it treats actually hahaha.... A Peter in the making for sure hahaha
For the aphids you came put lavender, citronella, tea tree, & rosemary in a bottle let it sit for bit then spray! That’ll get rid of em
Thank you! I love the sound of this! I have all of these things!
I’m so happy your channel came up on my feed this morning. I love your garden! I am subscribing and look forward to watching more of your videos. I hope things work out for you with the bunny.
WELCOME!!! Im so glad you've decided to join us ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Love your garden as well as your green house. Gardening newbie that’s starting inside, I was wondering, do you prepare different fertilizers for every plant or do you just use one fertilizer? This confuses me. Thank you.
Thank you ❤️
What an exciting season for you! I'm so happy to hear that you are gardening!
My super short answer would be to encourage you to use a all around good fertilizer like fish emulsion for your garden! ( A Google search on how to use it will help you out tremendously!)
There is so much information out there on fertilizing so I definitely understand how overwhelming that is! When you get fertilizer from the store they typically have three numbers on the front separated by a dash (-)
those numbers represent (in order) nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. In short there are some plants that need one of something more than another and that's why when you see different bags of fertilizer, the numbers are different. Higher or lower for each nutrient.
You can buy specific fertilizers for specific plants like Tomato tone that is geared towards fertilizing tomatoes.
Amendments may also be a term you have heard. They are also a type of fertilizer for soil.
Bone meal for example increases phosphorus
Blood meal increases Nitrogen
Azomite(rock dust) provides Calcium, Magnesium and Potassium
These are just some examples and I hope it helps you out!
Getting one "balanced" fertilizer and learning how often to use that, will help you ❤️
Let me know if you have any more questions or if you need clarity!
you can also get smaill chicken wire WRAP every wall in it and the door
I was hoping NOT to have to invest in more fencing! Ugh 😫
@@ourfreedomsong you will never keep out animal out- just find stuff to deter them..... rabbits can be sneaky and will eat everything!! you could make some chicken wire cloches or get some white shear netting. *cheaper, and lay it over everything, use wood or bricks or something to secure veggies- hopefuylly the deterrent will be enough, remember rabbits will chew thru electirc wire- so try to out smart them- - like fleas, if there is one theres MORE :( ***ALSO, get some CATS- keep them as greenhouse cats- they are a good deterrent for bunny, rats, etc.... barncats are what farmer and ranchers call em!! xoxox
We are always so amazed when watching you and Dom, just Black Queens after our own heart ☮️❤️💡
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I live in Northern California and had the same problem as you with rabbits - I line the bottom of my fence with chicken wire and use garden staples to pin it down so they don't go underneath it and zip tie the chicken wire to the fence - Stops the intrusions immediately and you get free of your pests - Hope that helps - Absolutely love your videos and you are are great family - God Bless and may your garden and greenhouse be fruitful! ;>) -- Jon
Thank you for sharing ❤️
A rabbit is eating down my black eyed peas
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So sorry to hear about the bunny problem. I understand how frustrating that can be. Here in Michigan we have groundhogs and they are a nightmare. I've had them now for two years and every single day I go out to my garden and whole vegetables are demolished. Cabbage, collards, leafy greens, cauliflower, brocolli. 😢 It has been so dishearting. So I pray yall catch him. But on a good note your garden is looking lush and beautiful.
That does sound like a nightmare! Ahhh!! Hopefully you are able to combat the groundhog!
Most all of our beds are too tall for the rabbits to even be tempted to get in. However, our strawberry patch has been hosting rabbit nests. 😢 you may actually have a nest in the garden. They burrow into the ground so you may want to look around the area you saw the baby. The nest we found this year we hope is the last nest. We made sure to confirm there were no babies in the nest before we remedied the problem. After removing the nest we added hardware cloth around the cattle panel fencing to shut down easy access into the patch. Then pushed cement blocks around the base to keep them from digging. Ironically, they don’t seem to eat the berries nor have they bothered the three beds in the kitchen garden. It could be they’re to close to the house and the AC is kind of loud there. The rabbits are also preyed upon by the eagles, hawks and owls that are here as well as coyotes so thankfully, the number of rabbits never really become problematic.
Wow! I didn't even think to look for a nest!!? Thanks for sharing your story! ❤️
That bunny, being a baby, is not doing half the damage he'll be able to do in a few months. Best to get on top of the issue now.
Even if the trap works this time, I think I would go along with my fellow viewers and advise you to dig a slit trench with a spade when the ground is soft. Stick the spade in and make a slit as deep as you can, and put chicken wire down into it and to at least 3ft high above ground. My sister, who had her entire city garden eaten to the ground [roses and all] by her neighbours pet rabbit, says it needs to be 5ft high, but you could start at three and see how it goes?
Wow!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!!!
Sorry for the rabbit problem!!! How do you use your amaranth? I have red garnet. I grew it because it looked gorgeous on the seed packet 😂
Hey!!! This is the first time we've grown this! I heard that it's a great trap crop so that's what I was thinking it would be for primarily... But it's actually growing well without pest pressure!!!! I loved it as well as the red love bleeds red I think it's called... Because of it's beauty! So I understand completely hahahah
I have a rabbit 🐇 in my garden Little Rock Arkansas
Is the rabbit eating your food?!
@@ourfreedomsong yes but our German Shepard has chased the rabbit out of the yard
Awwwww can we capture it and have it for the homestead? (That poop will be a benefit) Just going by what we heard LOL. Its not scared of the dog 😂😂
I'd LOVE all that poop to be collected hahaha
U can use reflective objects to deter rodents and other pests, u can use aluminum foil or aluminum pans hung up plus ive used the cd's that u can buy in stacks to record with or u could always get an airsoft or bb gun lol nice rabbit for dinner
Very cool! Thank you for sharing!!!
This year we experience it too but this little bunny wanted tomatoes it was eating tomatoes so I did have to fence them off it was hiding in my herb bed and under the recycling can I started giving it the tomatoes it ruin and it still wanted but after fencing I don't know where he went 😂😂He was doing it at night in the morning when I come out the door to water he would run under the recycling can. But gone now. I hope the trap works and he finds his family
Oh WOW!!! AHHHH!
WOW**** A Mennonite woman just said she use dog and or human hair and it deters the rabbits by the scent-!!!!!!! Maybe go to a hair dresser and get some FREE hair- she put it around the base of each plant!!!! maybe... they are great farmers!!!!
NIIICE! I've actually had a friend offer me hair! I think it's worth a try!!!
This might not be a popular solution, but...I thin out the population when hunting season comes in and make rabbit stew and put a few in the freezer.
Hahahahaha
The little rabbit may be big enough to fend for itself since it's got all it's fur and is able to eat greens and run. They're born more helpless than kittens. As to what to do about rabbits, I'm not so sure on this one. The bunnies in my area seem to prefer the grass and clover of the lawn to anything in my garden so far.
Yeah it's definitely sustaining itself with the garden leaves! The other wild rabbits just eat the weeds around the yard!
Having field cats/ outdoor cats will help keep bunnies, squirrels, and rodents out of your garden. Downside the cats like to use the raised beds as litter boxes.
I hadn't thought about how beneficial outside cats would be! We do have one that comes around but it waits until after nightfall! Thank you for chiming in!
I have used Irish Spring soap as a rabbit deterrent. Bought at dollar store and shaved it through and old cheese grater. Sprinkle it around the base of fences. It works great! We're in Connecticut zone 6 b. Ps JUST FOUND YOUR CHANNEL WE LOVE IT!! Binge watching to catch up 😊
WELCOME!!!! This sounds like a budget friendly solution!!! Imma try it!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!!!
put chicken wire around the garden. planted something on the outside of the garden for the rabbit. they call me moneytree!
Great idea!
I hear rabbits are good for gardens!! Not sure what kind tho. I’ll see if I can find it for you
Hey!! Rabbit poop is DEFINITELY great for the garden! You can add it straight to the garden without it burning the plants. The actual rabbits on the other hand.... Are just hungry hahahah
He's taste testing at the new Costco
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I had a cute look little bunny rabbit (so I thought) visit my garden several years ago. Over night it took out over 20 kale plants….right down to the stalk. That was my last year planting in ground. I switched to tons of 5 gallon containers, totes and built several cinder block raised beds. Now my problem is chipmunks 🐿️ and squirrels.
WHOOOOOO!!! That's so intense! They get us with that cuteness!
That is so true. I remember saying…”the cute little rabbit” as it bounced from my yard to the neighbors yard. The next day it looked like a hurricane had wiped out my kale. I was so sad because it was too late in the season to start more.
Your garden is looking so beautiful.
The late day / setting sun is SO BEAUTIFUL behind your garden, casts a golden glow....Thank you for sharing it!! the only rabbit solution I ever had isn't very pretty. We have a half feral cat who is a ferocious hunter. I have seen him take down a rabbit much larger than he is, like a lion with prey.
Oooo we might need a outside cat!
So happy you enjoyed that golden glow 🌟 ✨
I came to say get a cat that hunts.
GET A HAVEAHART TRAP!!!!! and FAST
Thank you! I appreciate the resource!
I am glad your husband made a rabbit box. I grew up with my father using those to trap them and we used them for food. He caught a many rabbit in his life time.
Very cool!
My husky Jolene circles the perimeter of our quarter acre daily. She’s a great garden dog. We’ve only buried one rabbit.
That's wonderful that you have her! 🐾 ❤️
I had problems with rabbits and the squirrels in my garden. My husband got some Repels-All granules from Home Depot/Lowes and honey that stuff works! He went out so far and just dropped the granules around until he created a "border" around the entire garden. Now when it rains heavy, we have to reapply but it works. Oh and it stinks too😅
Never heard of this! Thank you for sharing ❤️