Rabbits will eat young, tender tomato plants, but there are many other pests that do damage to tomato plants. Find out what's eating yours.

Another way to make your rose garden less enticing is to remove spots where rabbits can potentially nest. Low shrubbery ...

Put up plant cages. Like fencing, individual cages can also help prevent bunnies from eating your prized plants. Use rabbit ...

Their height also means they can destroy plants and trees as high as 6 feet off the ground. Deer droppings are oblong, shiny and darker than rabbits'.

Fencing is an easy way to keep rabbits out of your garden. Chicken wire, up to a one-inch mesh, can be used to create a fence that is at least 2 feet tall and buried six inches deep. Bird netting ...

The snow cover during winter months prevented the animals from getting a foothold as it prevented the rabbits from feeding on grass. In 2011, however, scientists began to notice them moving in.

Rabbits usually go for smaller diameter wood during the wintertime when there’s nothing else to eat. Where rabbits are a problem, remove the limbs from about 2 feet off the ground and protect ...

Rabbits eat tomato plants, but usually opt for the newer growth on these plants. Identify rabbit damage by the clean cut bites left on plants, or from droppings, fur, or evidence of burrowing.

Their height also means they can destroy plants and trees as high as 6 feet off the ground. Deer droppings are oblong, shiny and darker than rabbits'.