My zinnia are under so much pressure from the rabbit population that some of them are down to sticks. Those are probably going to die, but there's hope for those that still have leaves.
Most years, just black pepper works. This year, very little seems to be working.
I just applied 20 pounds per thousand of Milorganite as it does, temporarily, help. I also applied about 1 ounce per square yard of blood meal, which supposedly helps repel rabbits as well.
One other thing I've seen suggested is spray with diluted Tabasco sauce. One ounce per gallon should be sufficient, spray lightly, and repeat after rainfall. I'll pick up some generic Tabasco today and try it out.
I'll take photos later today, but I plan on skipping the denuded areas of the garden.
Saturday, June 28, 2014
Blood Meal to Repel Rabbits
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