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Rabbit Resistant Plants
Rabbit Resistant Plants
If you have trouble with rabbits eating your landscaping, we recommend the following plants. Although we cannot guarantee that rabbits won’t eat these plants, they are considered to be “resistant”.
PERENNIALS Achillea-Yarrow
Aconitum-Monk’s Hood Alchemilla
Allium-Chives Anemone
Aquilegia-Columbine Artemesia-Mugwort Aruncus-Goat’s Beard Asarum-Wild Ginger Aster
Astilbe-False Spirea Baptisia-False Indigo Bergenia-Saxifraga Brunnera-Forget Me Not Campanula-Bellflower Cerastium-Snow in Summer Ceratostigma-Plumbago Cimicifuga-Bugbane Convillaria-Lily of the Valley Digitalis-Foxglove Doronicum-Leopard’s Bane Epimedium-Barronwort Euphorbia-Spurge
Ferns Filipendula-Meadowsweet Geranium-Cranesbill Hedera-English Ivy Helianthus-Willowleaf Sunflwr Helleborus-Lenten Rose Hemerocallis-Daylily Hosta-Plantain Lily Houttuynia-Chameleon Plant Hypericum- St John’s Wort Iris-Flags Lamiastrum-Nettle Lamium-Nettle Lavendula-Lavender Liriope-Lilyturf Lobelia-Cardinal Flower Lupinus-Lupine Lysimachia-Creeping Jenny Malva-Hollyhock Mallow Mentha-Mints Myosotis-Forget Me Not
Nepeta-Catmint Oregano Pachysandra-Japanese Spurge Paeonia-Peony
Papaver-Poppy Polemonium-Jacob’s Ladder Polygonatum-Solomon’s Seal Pulmonaria-Lugwort Salvia-Meadow Sage Sedum-Stonecrop Sempervivum-Hens & Chicks Stachys-Lamb’s Ear Trillium-Wood Lily Tritoma-Red Hot Pocker Trollius-Globeflower Verbena Vinca minor-Periwinkle
Abelia Abies-Fir Aucuba-Japanese Laurel Berberis-Barberry Buddleia-Butterfly Bush Buxus-Boxwood Campsis-Trumpet Vine Ceanothus-New Jersey Tea Clematis Cornus-Dogwood Cotoneaster Euonymus-Burning Bush Hibiscus-Rose of Sharon Hydrangea
Hypericum-St. John’s Wort Ilex- Holly Ilex-Winterberry Juniperus-Juniper Philadelphus-Mock Orange Picea-Spruce
Pinus-Mops Pine Pinus-Thunderhead Black Pine Polygonum-Silver Lace Vine Pyracantha-Firethorn Rhus Skimmia Spirea Syringa-Lilac Taxus Viburnum Wisteria Yucca-Adam’s Neetle