You might not see them during the day, but you’ll easily recognize the damage rabbits cause to gardens, flowerbeds and landscapes. Not until dusk and under the cover of darkness will rabbits feed on just about any plant they can reach – flowers, vegetables, ground covers, shrubs, fruits and more (click here for the complete list of plants rabbits eat and damage). In fact, it’s been said that it’s easier to identify what’s not eaten by rabbits than what is.

Given the opportunity, rabbits will also dig up your yard and find a home in your shed, too! Rabbits eat their way through any garden, not just one full of carrots. Rabbits eat randomly, with tastes varying by the season, and they exist on a diet almost entirely composed of green plants and woody growth.

Rabbits leave signs of their presence. They may clip a stem cleanly, neatly eating all the pieces without leaving a trace, or they may only chew the flower or half the plant before moving to the next. Woody plants are often debarked, gnawed clean up to 16 inches from the ground. Look closer, and you’ll likely see rabbit tracks and scat (droppings) -- dark pellets the size of peas loosely scattered over the ground and,

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