I always plant a separate garden with stuff critters like and leave that one easily accessible to them. I keep my main garden protected. This usually seems to keep the critters at bay from gobbling up the main garden.

I use a product endorsed by Elmer Fudd, copper coated steel shot. Applied to rabbits internally it keeps them away forever.

Love to plant salvia as it attracts hummingbirds. Even on this COOL morning the hummers are getting the nectar.

I sprinkle used Feline Pine around the border of my garden when I clean out the litterbox. Its biodegradeable and the critters wont come near my garden because they smell cat and cat it a natural predator. No chemicals, nothing on my veggies, and nothing harming the wildlife!

I use a product endorsed by Robin Hood I call stick and string. I use it on the deer. Then I make venison stew with the veggies from my garden. Deeelish!

I’ve had no trouble with animals in the garden. I use pinwheels and aluminum pie tins tied to string on stakes. The movement and the sound of the banging plates keep them away. Also the reflection and sounds these make at night or during the daytime keep the animals out. From rabbits, raccoons and deer, I haven’t had any problems since I started doing this several years ago.

Pinwheels also add color and cheer to a garden.

Where I got this was from an article I read years ago. Sorry I can’t remember where, but it does work.

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