Irish Spring soap can be used as a natural way to repel rabbits, and its a cost-effective option you probably already have. However, several important factors can affect how well it actually works.

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No-mess, easy-to-use application Comes in a pack of 12 Safe to use around pets, people and plants Made from natural ingredients Cons: A rabbit repellent should be effective, long-lasting, easy to use ...

A: Unfortunately, I cannot suggest that rabbits can be repelled by anything, at least not for very long. You can shop around by calling various garden centers to try different commercially made rabbit ...

Rabbits are year-round and frequent visitors to gardens and landscapes. As children, we read about and adored these furry critters. This love of rabbits often faded as we grew older and experienced ...

To keep rabbits out, use chicken wire with openings no larger than one inch and bury it at least a foot deep. Rabbits can dig, so this makes the fence more effective. For deer, you'll want to install ...

Q. Last year I had straw mulch on my raised bed. One morning I noticed the straw moving at the far end. When I gently pushed the straw aside, I found a depression in the soil and two little bunnies ...

Irish Spring soap is typically used to mask or remove body odor, but according to garden pros, this handy dandy bathroom staple works in the garden as well. In fact, Irish Spring soap proves to be a ...