Rabbit problem

Discussion in 'Pests, Diseases and Cures' started by Kevin the Gardener, Jan 26, 2007.

  1. Banana Man

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    How can I stop my next door neighbours rabbit pooing on my garden ?
     
  2. geoffhandley

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  3. Banana Man

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    I am sorry to have to say this B.M. ......but i think you have let yourself go recently!
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    Must have been some rabbit! :D

    Seen that photo somewhere before, BM - lovely! :cool:

    Seriously, though - the only answer is to put up fencing, chicken wire securely attached, down to at least a metre deep - and double-layer of it, if they're like our ones..... :eek:
     
  7. FANCY

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    BM how could you eating all those bananas :D :D
     
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    BM I think somebody needs to go to WeightWatchers!


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    Or have a caesarian section - quickly!
     
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    I was never that big, even with twins....... impressive tummy, or impressive photo manipulation :rolleyes:
     
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    Don't leave any loo rolls outside!!...that normally fools 'em ;)
     
  12. Liz

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    More he hes :D
    I'm puzzled- if pooing is all they do what's the problem? Thought rabbit poo was excellent, BM, you're always recommending it!
     
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    sal Apprentice Gardener

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    We have also had problems with rabbits! They loved one of my shrubs - I think it is called "Red Robin" ! Like you, I thought I would try herbs and I can tell you that they definitely do like the curry plant! They also delighted in chives and parsley!
     
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