Tips from those that also have wild rabbits in their garden

[Fiddledee]

Previous owner planted the garden very well given the number of wild rabbits that roam our garden. I was a bit angry when they ate my new parsley last night - a foot off the ground but I think they must have climbed on the compost bag next to it. I do have a veg patch protected by chicken wire. Other than potatoes and onions is there anything that I can grow in the other veg patch that hasn't got chicken wire round it? She has planted raspberries, gooseberries and blackcurrants - don't rabbit eat these?

Had a 40ft town garden, now have 0.75 acres... help

[Pkam]

Oooh, badgers can be great to watch. They're just about the only wild beastie we've not seen here. MIL has them though and they can make a real mess of the lawn can't they.

[NotaMopsa]

we had badgers in our last house! Nice but annoying!

[Pkam]

Thank you - no rabbits getting anywhere near my veg this year!

[NotaMopsa]

wow Pkam - very impressed with the picture of the veg plots!

[Fiddledee]

Oh great have a good patch for courgettes and pumpkins. Will grow tomatoes in the greenhouse the blighters can't get in there.

[Pkam]

Our pesky furry friends didn't bother with the squashes, pumpkins, courgettes etc. last year. Or the tomatoes come to think of it.