[shokkyy]

I've got a rabbit warren at the end of my garden so I generally tend to fence off veggie stuff so they can't get to them, but I'm running out of space in those areas. Anybody know how much they like Pak Choi and Chard?

[SkipRat]

Hmmm not too sure that I once read that Pak Choi is Chinese for "Rabbit Food"..

  only kidding but I dont think it would be a wise move to let rabbits near it   

[Nikkithefoot]

If my plot is anything to go by they love it. Next year I'm growing it under cover.

[arugula]

When rabbits do occasionally get into our garden, they tend to go for the lawn grass.  I'd protect your crops anyway, as best you can.

[witchwoopiggy]

if my two pet rabbits are any thing like there wild cousins then they love it 

[shokkyy]

Thanks. Guess I'd better find some more chicken wire then. My garden looks increasingly like Colditz

[viettaclark]

Snap! I can't move for chicken wire....but with that, netting and slug pellets the only pests left are teeny or rodent and my crops are pretty intact.........

[shokkyy]

Wish mine were. Right now I've got mice pinching my strawberries the moment they show a hint of redness, and I seem to have a very skinny rabbit in my garden that's managing to squeeze through the gap at the side of the gate and getting into my iceberg lettuce. I've got a whole row of beautiful icebergs (at least they were) with the entire heart bitten off and just the outside leaves left. And in my biggest veggie bed I've got an ongoing war with moles. I've got sonic mole scarers going now but by the time I realised and set them up they'd already pushed up 2 pepper plants, 2 winter squash, 1 white cabbage and 2 broccoli plants. Grrr.