I Must Garden Rabbit Repellent - 32oz Ready to Use

So far I haven't seen any rabbits back eating my plants and new grass.

This is the only stuff that works and it doesn't stink!

This stuff works better than anything I have used. Blood meal does a good job, and so does pepper spray--but I like the I Must Garden because not only does it not stink (does have an odor, but not unpleasant, and dissipates in a day or so), it doesn't affect the taste of vegetables, and it LASTS for at least a month, even if it rains! The trick is to really saturate what is being damaged, and spray AROUND the area affected. I have been recommending this stuff to everyone I know who has problems with rabbit damage. Before, I was considering getting an airsoft rifle and laying in wait for the critters.I have also found that this seemed to work on deer. I know there is a formula for deer, but I only had the rabbit type--and it worked!

used this all year and ran out in the fall. The rabbits seem to be hungrier than ever and mowed my hostas down. It worked all year and the rabbits stayed away. The Hostas will return in the Spring and I will be ready to do battle.

We had lots of new plants being eaten to the stem by rabbits in just a matter of a few days after planting. We sprayed all of the plants and have seen no rabbits or evidence of further damage since then. Certainly worked for us!

It definitely looks like they are repelled by it. I haven't had much trouble with them at all lately.

Those pesky rabbits must be chomping on my neighbors plants now. Wish I had found this product earlier in the season!

I've received this item to use on some new, tender bushes that the rabbits were consuming. A neighbor told me about the effectiveness of moth balls as a repellent, but as they're unsafe, I am using I Must Garden's natural product instead. I haven't had it long enough to determine whether or not it will be effective in deterring the rabbits from consuming my plants. Fingers crossed.

I'm still trying the product out it appears to be working still see rabbits but still need to observe for a longer time to make sure their moving on out of my yard.

I did ask the instructions said and next morning the rabbits had eaten what i sprayed Waited a week and tried again same thing. I guess to grow a garden ,just have to accept it