Wild rabbits eating flower plants

Hazlinny | 10:16 Wed 12th Sep 2007 | Gardening

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Can anyone advise me on which plants the wild rabbits MIGHT not eat??

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Zen

Plants and flowers that are poisonous to rabbits include:

* Autumn Crocus
* Begonia
* Black Nightshade
* Busy Lizzie
* Buttercups
* Carnation
* Chrysanthemum
* Clematis
* Cowslip
* Geranium
* Hemlock
* Laburnum
* Laurel
* Poison Ivy
* Poppy
* Yucca

http://www.petwebsite.com/rabbits/rabbit_plant s_flowers.htm

Hazlinny

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Thank you for your reply, Zen. Most useful.

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Don't know whether it's still available but there was a product called Hoppit which you sprayed over your crops, edible and ornamental. The rabbits did not like the taste and left it alone. We sold loads of it but our supplier stopped selling it. Can't remember the firm though. Hope this helps you.

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