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Do Rabbits Eat Woodruff. Rabbits generally avoid sweet woodruff. Its fragrance, which we find pleasant, is in fact a natural insect repellant. Also, herbivorous mammals, such as deer, hares and rabbits, don’t. Opt to plant shrubs that flower on new wood (produced in the spring), such as roses, rose of sharon, panicle hydrangeas (rabbits eat the young plants and may avoid mature panicles), and butterfly. Its strong aroma seems to deter them, and they usually prefer other plants. Introduce new types of fresh food gradually to avoid upsetting your rabbit's stomach. Fresh plants provide your rabbit with a range of vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients as well as additional fibre. You can feed your rabbit about a handful, or a teacup sized, amount of fresh fruit or veg every day. Sweet woodruff, with its whorls of emerald green leaves and white starry flowers, is a welcome sight in late spring, and the foliage is attractive all season long. In my garden, i’ve not had issues.

You can feed your rabbit about a handful, or a teacup sized, amount of fresh fruit or veg every day. In my garden, i’ve not had issues. Its strong aroma seems to deter them, and they usually prefer other plants. Its fragrance, which we find pleasant, is in fact a natural insect repellant. Fresh plants provide your rabbit with a range of vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients as well as additional fibre. Sweet woodruff, with its whorls of emerald green leaves and white starry flowers, is a welcome sight in late spring, and the foliage is attractive all season long. Introduce new types of fresh food gradually to avoid upsetting your rabbit's stomach. Also, herbivorous mammals, such as deer, hares and rabbits, don’t. Rabbits generally avoid sweet woodruff. Opt to plant shrubs that flower on new wood (produced in the spring), such as roses, rose of sharon, panicle hydrangeas (rabbits eat the young plants and may avoid mature panicles), and butterfly.

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Do Rabbits Eat Woodruff Its strong aroma seems to deter them, and they usually prefer other plants. Its fragrance, which we find pleasant, is in fact a natural insect repellant. In my garden, i’ve not had issues. Opt to plant shrubs that flower on new wood (produced in the spring), such as roses, rose of sharon, panicle hydrangeas (rabbits eat the young plants and may avoid mature panicles), and butterfly. Rabbits generally avoid sweet woodruff. Fresh plants provide your rabbit with a range of vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients as well as additional fibre. You can feed your rabbit about a handful, or a teacup sized, amount of fresh fruit or veg every day. Introduce new types of fresh food gradually to avoid upsetting your rabbit's stomach. Also, herbivorous mammals, such as deer, hares and rabbits, don’t. Its strong aroma seems to deter them, and they usually prefer other plants. Sweet woodruff, with its whorls of emerald green leaves and white starry flowers, is a welcome sight in late spring, and the foliage is attractive all season long.