Rabbit
90% of a rabbits diet is grass. When they get into the garden, we might think it is the reverse. Rabbits will feed on almost any plant in your garden that is easy for them to reach.
Solution:
1. Fencing is probably the most effective way to keep rabbits out of the garden. Use a 1/2-inch wire mesh fence and make sure it is buried into the ground (12″ if possible). It does not need to be very high – 36″ should be fine. Keep your eyes open for even the smallest holes since rabbits can get through these easier than you may think – a 1 inch diameter hole may be enough for small rabbits.
2. Read Homemade Rabbit Repellents
3. A low electric fence is very good. The wire is attached to insulated posts angled outward from the garden. The first wire is close to the ground, the second wire is somewhat higher and not directly above the first. The angled arrangement makes it possible for the rabbit to approach the fence until his ears contact the electrified wire. A larger rabbit will encounter the upper wire, smaller rabbits the lower wire. The electricity is sufficient to startle and discourage rabbits but not to harm them. Such electric fences are available as kits from some suppliers. They may be battery powered or powered by alternating current to which a fence charger is attached. Keep grass and shrubs clear of the fence wire to prevent grounding out and reducing the charge. This will also deter racoons and skunks.
4. Dogs are effective if they are outside at night and free to run around your property. Build perches to attract owls and hawks – these birds of prey are not a problem for the garden and may use the perches to spot prey. Place perches on the side of your garden furthest away from your house and make them at least 8′ high (small diameter trees work well if available). If you have a tree near your garden, look for natural perches within the tree (spots that you notice birds using on a regular basis) and then remove branches and foliage to provide a clear line of site over your garden.
5. A very good product, is called the Scarecrow Motion Activated Sprinkler – I have used this with great success and overall reports suggest an effectiveness rate from 85% to 95%.
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