janelle - 05/15/10 12:22
I see two options. Maybe uncutsaniflush is joking, but you can do a raised box with a fence around it. Or you can dig a trench (1ft deep) around the garden and put a fence around the garden.

Or you can go to Urban Garden and check out their anti rabbit repellent. I think they have the urine scent stuff that scares them away.

I tried the marigold method and it didn't work.

uncutsaniflush - 05/14/10 21:30
Build yourself a rabbit proof fence that is at least 36 inches high. If Australia can do it, so can you. It may not be the most visually pleasing solution but it will work. Or contrariwise, maybe Basra will eat the rabbits. <eg>

metalpeter - 05/14/10 17:58
Don't do the anti freeze thing, and for a reason you aren't thinking of. Would Barsa go after the plants? If He does and the plants do bring rabbits what will happen between those. Do you like How rabbit tastes ? Just some things to think about that i don't have the answers to........

paul - 05/14/10 17:29
That's actually 12 plants but I agree, never enough.

heidi - 05/14/10 17:13
I'm not sure there are ever "enough" peas in a garden. Three plants will not be sufficient.

paul - 05/14/10 16:02
Oh freakin hell, we so many rabbits. I didn't think about that. Probably some little pans of antifreeze would work, just kidding. Maybe I will just grow them inside. Would that work?

janelle - 05/14/10 15:40
Do you have a plan to keep the rabbits away? I tried snow peas and every time they crept up, the rabbits mowed them back down. All summer until I tore the plants out.

metalpeter - 05/14/10 18:01
was it today or yesterday with all the fog, 5am is looking better everyday you should have seen it about a month ago.............

mike - 05/14/10 16:33
which side of 5 am were you seeing?

tinypliny - 05/14/10 09:08
You should have seen 4:30 today, it was like a mist shroud with exaggerated light halos... kinda Scottish/apocalyptic cool. :-)

paul - 05/14/10 16:03
I love my phone so much. I finally feel in control again.