or other strong odors around your garden's perimeter or at the base of trees and shrubs. Just keep in mind that you or your neighbors might smell the repellent as well. Rabbits don't like exposed ...

REPELS DEER AND RABBITS: deer and rabbits don’t have to eat vegetation for the repellent to be effective—they have a natural aversion to the scent SPRAY ON PLANTS: use to treat landscaped ...

To boost your chances of success, move these items around your garden occasionally and use them in conjunction with fencing ...

It needn't even be that tall: "Put up a one-foot-high fence around your garden area and they're helpless!" Put up plant cages. Like fencing, individual cages can also help prevent bunnies from eating ...

REPELS DEER AND RABBITS: deer and rabbits don’t have to eat vegetation for the repellent to be effective—they have a natural aversion to the scent SPRAY ON PLANTS: use to treat landscaped ...

Learn how to keep deer out of your garden with these tips. Discover physical barriers, scent and taste repellents, and more ...

With the close of the growing season, food for some wildlife becomes less abundant. Cottontail rabbits, deer, voles, and other wildlife may begin seeking out landscape plants for nourishment. Preventa ...

Planting garlic is easy but protecting them from freezing temperatures and stealth animals that dig them up every year is a ...

The best time to prune most trees and shrubs is in late winter or early spring, when the plant is still dormant. Don’t prune spring blooming shrubs like lilacs until after they have bloomed, or you’ll ...

Have you noticed you’ve got rats living in your house or garden? While you might want to get rid of them, you can do it ...

In autumn, deer are getting ready to fatten up for winter. If you don't want them snacking on your favorite plants, try these ...

Tis the time of year to be planting flower bulbs for next spring. If you would ask me for recommendations on what to plant, I would answer daffodils or alliums.