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Hi all,
I have worked for weeks nurturing my little sunflower seedlings, and just put them in the ground the other day. They were doing fine when I checked on them this morning, but when I got home today, it looks like bunnies got through the two-foot fence I put around my garden and ate all the roots off my plants! Does anyone know of a good way to keep these pests out of my garden? I tried red pepper, I don't know if that will work or not. Thanks!
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I don't know how to fix it, but wanted to say that I'm sorry they got eaten.
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Thank you (((Googley)))...it sucks because I really liked my plants, but it's funny because I lived in the country for years...I move to the city, and I just NOW have problems with things eating my garden?
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I found an interesting forum that was posting on this very subject...I googled "Keeping bunnies out of garden"....you might be able to find a few more ideas than this one has....but they came up with some pretty good ideas:
http://www.helpfulgardener.com/phpBB...pic.php?t=2350
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Thank you Eskie...I'm just going to plant some from seed to start all over again. Maybe some of them will make it past the bunnies
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