Rabbit garden

Growing a rabbit garden is a great way to give your meat rabbits a natural supplement to their pellets and can even be a regular feed if done properly.

Do you love rabbits, but fear the damage they can do to your garden? Have you tried everything to keep them out with no luck? TheGardeningDad.com is here to save the day! After working with experts in the field, and listening to other gardeners and farmers best techniques, I have created How to Keep Rabbits

Save money and produce fresh fruit and veggies for you rabbit by growing a bunny garden. These plants are easy to grow in gardens or containers to feed your pet bun.

Pets – dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, fowl and even reptiles are part of our lives. Almost every house has at least one pet. Our homes have also evolved to accommodate their needs as much as ours. Aside from the house, planning and designing our backyards should also consider the needs of our pets. Here are some pet-friendly backyard ideas and designs you can use;

I wanted to share with you photos of our Peter Rabbit's Garden.I decided to use our raised beds to display the garden in.I used a chalkboard from Michael's craft store and I sewed the jacket.I cut out

10 Plants to Grow for Your Pet Rabbit with helpful information eg where in your garden you can grow plants for both you & your bunny to enjoy

I believe that making our gardens animal friendly is a great way to give nature a helping hand. For some the thought of rabbits in their gardens is something they would rather not have and then for others its a pretty amazing thing. If you are one of those who love to connect with nature by making your garden rabbit-friendly then follow this post for how to encourage Rabbits to your yard. You will be so happy that you did.

8 tips to keep rabbits out of your garden. From deterrents to scare tactics, everything you need to know to keep rabbits out of your garden!