If your garden area gets very wet, the herb might not thrive, so go for the most effective barrier to rabbits — a fence they can't hop over.

Rabbits are certainly cute, but they can also destroy your garden. If you're trying to get rid of them, try some of these rabbit-resistant plants.

Here are dozens of garden plants that deer and rabbits will turn up their noses at Plants with fuzzy foliage and strong scents don’t pass the rabbit taste test Kathryn Scott, The Denver Post 1 of 11 ...

However, if rabbits are causing problems, these tips will help you make your garden less appealing to rabbits and encourage them to move along on their own. 1. Tidy Up ...

Plant something like decorative kale away from your garden that rabbits might go to before your veggies and other plants. Remember that nothing is 100% foolproof if the rabbits are really hungry.

Vegetable rabbits won't eat. A close-up of a wild rabbit with fluffy, tan-grey fur, large black eyes and long ears hides among young vegetable crops in a garden bed.

Luckily, there is a treasure trove of effective methods for keeping rabbits out of your garden without a fence that gardeners have been using for decades, from scaring them off to repelling them ...

But she is not the only one who is excited that spring has sprung. "Last year these lilies all got eaten down by the rabbits," she said. At Bachman's in Richfield, others had the same experience, too.

However, several important factors can affect how well it actually works. Rabbits aren't alone—you can use Irish Spring soap to deter other garden pests as well.

BUNNIES BROWSING IN the garden is a tale as old as Peter Rabbit and Mr. McGregor. However, local gardeners are fed up with rabbits ravaging their plants. Rabbit populations boom and bust. Your ...