Is there a rabbit in your garden? If leaves and stems appear to be nipped off young and emerging plants; if tree bark is missing near the bases of your shrubs and trees; if you have found small, round droppings … you can bet wild rabbits are causing damage to your landscapes and gardens.

 

Wild rabbits eat up to 2 1/2 pounds of vegetation a day! They eat supple, green vegetation over other foods, but when fresh plants are not available, they will eat bark, roots and dried plant matter. And once they've found these food sources, they’ll return to these food source.s When their food is your landscape, you'll need to break that pattern to get rid of them.