Plants Chickens Hate at Cheryl Chambers blog

Plants Chickens Hate. What plants do chickens hate the most? Most chickens hate plants that are poisonous to them and will usually leave things like foxglove well alone. Consider planting shrubs like rosemary, lavender, or thorny bushes around your flower beds to keep those pesky chickens away. Chickens are deterred by certain plants with strong scents or prickly leaves. In areas with little food, however, even these plants can fall victim to the occasional wandering chicken. Whatever works best for you. Experienced chicken keeper and avid gardener shares tips to keeping chickens in a small garden and backyard orchard and which plants chickens don't eat. Other plants that have been known to discourage chickens include many standard annuals, such as nasturtiums, impatiens, alyssum, petunias, and marigolds. You can fence your chickens’ favorite plants in with chicken wire, or you can put a fence around your entire garden. From planting chicken repelling herbs to using chicken wire, find out what works and what doesn't.

From planting chicken repelling herbs to using chicken wire, find out what works and what doesn't. What plants do chickens hate the most? Most chickens hate plants that are poisonous to them and will usually leave things like foxglove well alone. Other plants that have been known to discourage chickens include many standard annuals, such as nasturtiums, impatiens, alyssum, petunias, and marigolds. You can fence your chickens’ favorite plants in with chicken wire, or you can put a fence around your entire garden. Chickens are deterred by certain plants with strong scents or prickly leaves. Experienced chicken keeper and avid gardener shares tips to keeping chickens in a small garden and backyard orchard and which plants chickens don't eat. In areas with little food, however, even these plants can fall victim to the occasional wandering chicken. Whatever works best for you. Consider planting shrubs like rosemary, lavender, or thorny bushes around your flower beds to keep those pesky chickens away.

Identify and Avoid Toxic Plants for Chickens

Plants Chickens Hate Chickens are deterred by certain plants with strong scents or prickly leaves. Whatever works best for you. What plants do chickens hate the most? Chickens are deterred by certain plants with strong scents or prickly leaves. From planting chicken repelling herbs to using chicken wire, find out what works and what doesn't. Other plants that have been known to discourage chickens include many standard annuals, such as nasturtiums, impatiens, alyssum, petunias, and marigolds. You can fence your chickens’ favorite plants in with chicken wire, or you can put a fence around your entire garden. In areas with little food, however, even these plants can fall victim to the occasional wandering chicken. Experienced chicken keeper and avid gardener shares tips to keeping chickens in a small garden and backyard orchard and which plants chickens don't eat. Most chickens hate plants that are poisonous to them and will usually leave things like foxglove well alone. Consider planting shrubs like rosemary, lavender, or thorny bushes around your flower beds to keep those pesky chickens away.