Quote Originally Posted by ms maggie View Post
Fencing around the veggies works. Make sure it's high enough so the little floppy eared darlings don't jump over it. Also there is something you can sprinkle in yr garden that repels them, think it's dried blood or bone meal or something like that. I changed over to flowers years ago which they don't seem to like, with just the two of us can't keep up with all that produce!
Thanks. I’ll tell mrs. bullmikey about the fence, but keep in mind, these are city bunnies we’re talking about, not those fluffy weenie bunnies they get in the suburbs; these bunnies don’t intimidate easy.

We have flowers in the front and side yards, but we still grow stuff you can eat on the back forty.

Mrs. bullmikey is Asian and she likes to plant stuff from home.

The Italian part of me has to grow tomatoes and some roasting and frying peppers. Plus I like to grown my own basil and mint. You can never have too much fresh basil and I like to put a few mint leaves in my tea once in a while.

mrs. bullmikey grows hot peppers (Asian chilis, or what I like to call "Tiny Dingies of Death") string beans, and snow peas; she also grows these bumpy cucumber-looking things called ampalaya (bitter mellon) that I really like (you stir-fry it with some peppers, onions, garlic, and ground beef and it’s really yummy).

Anyway, growing stuff is like therapy for mrs. bullmikey and me; plus it frequently distracts her from thinking of reasons for being mad at me, which is always a good thing.

The bunnies aren't as bad as I make them out to be, but they do nibble a bit here and there.