Rabbits can cause significant damage to a garden, often making trapping an impractical solution since more than one is usually present. While there are some plants rabbits do not particularly like, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Rabbits are, without a doubt, one of nature's cutest critters. But they can be a bit less adorable when they're nibbling your ...

If your vegetable garden is starting to feel less like a peaceful place to grow your own produce and more like a restaurant for rabbits, you're not alone. As cute as bunnies may be, their appetite for ...

Bunnies may be cute, but they can do major damage to growing fruits, vegetables, and perennials. Rabbits are undoubtedly the cutest of backyard critters, but they can wreak havoc on your garden ...

For Yvonne Tsikata, the spraying begins in early spring, just as the furled hostas poke up and the tulips produce their buds. It continues until early November. ¶ Every two weeks in between — more ...

While rabbits are cute to look at, especially as babies, they can really damage both your vegetable and flower gardens. It can feel especially frustrating when you go out to the garden in the morning ...

David Kuchta, Ph.D. has 10 years of experience in gardening and has read widely in environmental history and the energy transition. An environmental activist since the 1970s, he is also a historian, ...

I am having problems with rabbits in my garden and would like some advice on how to prevent or minimize damage to my plants. — Beth Jameson, Park Ridge As with any garden pest problem, it is important ...

Rabbits can cause considerable damage to trees and shrubs in the winter and are active primarily at night. With little snow cover so far this year, you would not have noticed their tracks if they were ...

Gardening is becoming more prevalent among families as a bonding tool, money saver, and way to unplug and reconnect with Mother Earth. How gratifying is it to have your homegrown produce be the star ...

These common pests can be relentless when in search of a meal. Here are three easy and humane solutions Tom Brown, a Telegraph columnist for four years, is head gardener at West Dean College in Sussex ...