The first thing you can do is make a small fence to go around your garden. This can be done buy purchasing a mesh fence which is normally called a snow fence. First put large stakes in the four corners of your garden, and at every turn your garden takes. You will need to make the stakes around your garden surprisingly tall in order to make sure the rabbits can not jump over. Role the mesh fence around your garden so that the bottom curls up toward the outside. Make sure to attach it well to the large stakes you put in around the edge of your garden. This will allow things to go out of your garden, but not into your garden. Now use small stakes to fasten the mesh to the ground.
Now that you have your garden fenced off from the wild rabbits, you will want to make some things to scare them away. The easiest thing you car make is a variation of a wind chime. Take an aluminum pan and tie it wit a large piece of string to a stake. That way it will wiggle when the wind blows, which will not only make noise to frighten off the rabbit, but also scare it away with its movement. Space a few of these within your garden in a way that you can
The next thing you can do is plant things that rabbits are unlikely to eat. It sounds a little strange but rabbits do not like onions so they are a natural Rabbit repellent. Peas are one of the worst things you can plant in your garden if you have a rabbit problem. They will eat the growing plant any way they possibly can, even if means they have to chew through plastic to get at it.
Another thing you can do to scare rabbits away from your garden is to keep a plastic or wooden hawk or owl in your garden. If you had one in your garden any rabbit that came by might become fooled into thinking that there is a real life hawk sitting in your garden, and it will stay away in order not to be eaten.
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