One of the biggest garden pests is also the cutest – the rabbit. Although these little bundles of fluff are adorable, they also can be quite destructive. So, if you are looking for ways that you can deter rabbits naturally, here are some of the plants that you want to put in your garden.
| Plant Name | Color | Sun Needs | Grow Area Suggestions | Soil Needs |
| Sweet Alyssum | Lavender Pink Violet White | Full sun to part shade | Borders Mixed beds Rock gardens | Well-drained soil |
| Ageratum | blue (most common) pink white | Blooms in light shade but needs at least 6 hours of full sun each day. | Use to edge borders, beds and walkways. | Fertile Good drainage |
| Pot or English Marigold | yellow orange | Full sun to part shade | Plant near crops to mask the scent of them. | Well drained soil with lots of organic material |
| Geranium | Orange Pink Puple White | Full sun | Make great border pants | Loose with lots of organic matter |
| Strawflower | cream pink orange purple white yellow | Full sun | Beds and borders | Sandy or rocky soil with lots of drainage |
| Shirley Poppy | orange pink red violet white yellow | Full sun | Beds | Well-drained, rich soil |
| Salvias | blue cream lavender orange pink purple red | Full sun to light shade | Beds | Average, well-drained soil |
These are just some of the plants that can help keep the rabbits away. Thank you for reading our blog and please keep coming back, because we always have new tips that can help you.
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