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AngelsGardener
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to bunnies. Now my hubby wants to replace them only with Rabbit-Proof shrubs. I keep trying to explain that if a rabbit is hungry enough, he'll eat anything.

What do I do? I'm in zone 5 and it would be in a sunny location.

Thanks,
Jeanne
Plants: 10 | From: Northwest Burbs, IL | Registered: Jun 2006  |  Seeded: 68.77.31.39
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Hi Jeanne

Actually there are a lot of shrubs which wascally wabbits don't seem to eat. Bar berry and forsythia are two that come to mind right off the bat. You can also use a trunk guard on single stemmed plants to keep the critters at bay.

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Mike Maier
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Plants: 1592 | From: Wisconsin | Registered: Sep 2003  |  Seeded: 68.187.119.171
   

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