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Protecting Flowers From Chipmunks and Rabbits

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Date: 03/25/2005 Topics: Gardening > Pest Control | Readers Request > Gardening  
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I am hoping someone can help me save my flowers this year. We are overrun with Chipmunks and Rabbits. They totally stripped all of my flowers last year and I heard that if you spray them with Cayenne pepper they will not eat them ~ Well~ that didn't stop them. I sure hope someone has an answer for this problem.

Thanks in advance,
Helen from Ontario
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By Kazer (Guest Post)
I tried all of the above except for the cat hair. What I found effective was hot pepper wax which I purchased at a garden store. Spray it on. Or Repels All. They really helped! (I may have used them both!)

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By Pat (Guest Post)
Another tried and true method is to scatter mothballs around your plants. The rabbits and chipmunks won't bother any of your plants. The drawback is that the mothballs don't release a very pleasant fragrance!

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By NorskyGal (1) Contact
Helen, I tried cayenne pepper too without any success. Other remedies recommended to me that I've tried without any luck were sprinkling human hair over the plants, as well as blood meal. HOWEVER, the thing that DID work was cat hair! I brushed my cats and sprinkled their fur over the plants and the critters did NOT like that! If you think about it, it gives off the scent of a predator and I supposed that's why they then stayed away. Good luck!

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