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This
list is not foolproof! If your resident rabbits are hungry enough, they’ll eat
just about anything. If possible, protect all new plants with chicken wire
initially. Also, use the largest plants you can afford (ie: 5 gallons
instead of 1 gallons). Also, we’d love to add plants to this list, so
please let us know if other things work for you!
Agave
species (Although jackrabbits will munch on
softer-leaved agaves)
Asclepias subulata...Desert milkweed (Use a cage to protect when
young!)
Baccharis species
Berberis species...Barberry
Buddleia marrubiifolia...Wooly butterfly bush
Calliandra eriophylla...Pink fairy duster (Use a cage to protect when
young!)
Cordia parvifolia...Littleleaf cordia
Dalea capitata Sierra Gold™
Encelia farinosa...Brittlebush
Ericameria laricifolia...Turpentine bush
Eriogonum species
Euphorbia biglandulosa...Gopher plant
Justicia californica...Chuparosa (Use a cage to protect when young!)
Lantana species
Leucophyllum species (use 5 gallon or larger size containers for best
results)
Melampodium leucanthum...Blackfoot daisy
Nolina species...Beargrass
Penstemon species
Salvia species
Santolina species
Simmondsia chinensis...Jojoba
Sophora secundiflora...Texas mountain laurel
Verbena species (may be eaten when plants are young and succulent)
Zauschneria
californica...Hummingbird bush
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