Rabbit-Proof Your Garden: Fencing, Netting, Repellent Plants and Smart Planting to Protect Vegetables and Flowers from Hungry Rabbits

You go out with a mug of tea to admire Saturday’s lettuces and find a row of neat green stumps, snipped as cleanly as if someone had been along with scissors. The peas have been mown flat and two tulips have lost their heads. Rabbits have found your garden, and they have found it good. The encouraging news is that, unlike blight or a late frost, rabbits can be kept out.

This book sets out a barrier-first approach that is humane and lawful. Fences, netting and guards are the only measures t...