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Keeping Rabbits Out of Your Vegetable Garden: The Only Surefire Method

Rabbits are persistent garden pests. The only reliable way to exclude them from a vegetable garden is a chicken wire fence 18 inches tall, buried 6 inches deep. If you already have a fence, attach the chicken wire to it with staples.

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