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Protecting Herbs From Rabbits: Elevated Containers Work Best

Deer and rabbits usually avoid strongly scented herbs like basil, rosemary, and oregano, but individual tastes vary. If rabbits are eating your herbs, grow them in tall pots or on tabletops/benches out of reach.

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