Bunnies may be fluffy and cute, but they can also be garden saboteurs. Here's how to stop rabbits from eating plants in your yard. Reviewed by Sylvia Duax No matter how soft-hearted you are, you ...

The short answer is yes, rabbits eat beet greens. A defense against their intrusion into the beet bed is to surround the area with a chicken wire fence about three-feet high and buried six to 10 ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Those cute baby bunnies hopping around in your back yard are adorable—until they start devouring ...

Tomatoes are often the centerpiece of a vegetable garden. Whether you started them from seed or purchased seedlings, it can be disheartening to discover that something is damaging your tomato plant.

Support local journalism: Find offers for new subscribers at floridatoday.com/subscribe. Many gardeners want to attract bees, butterflies, birds and hummingbirds, but ...

Nature is a beautiful thing, but sometimes it can wreak havoc on a garden. Insects and wildlife have to eat, of course, and when we lay out a veritable buffet, who can blame them for gorging? This is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Rabbits are, without a doubt, one of nature’s cutest critters. But they can be a bit less adorable when they’re nibbling your ...

You're not the only one who thinks your garden looks delicious. Rabbits do, too. And they'll happily help themselves to your plants and carefully spaced borders. One morning, you might just wake up to ...

It’s that time of the year again when I get all kinds of questions about ground squirrels, gophers, and bunnies. This week’s column is about rabbits. Don’t worry, squirrel- and gopher-haters! We’ll ...

Nature is a beautiful thing, but sometimes it can wreak havoc on a garden. Insects and wildlife have to eat, of course, and when we lay out a veritable buffet, who can blame them for gorging ...