Enviro Pro11025 Rabbit Scram Repellent Granular White Pail, 25 Pounds - 100052379

Well, I have to say that this product has worked better than any other so far. My yard is infested with rabbits. They ate off the hostas, killed a dogwood by eating the bark off of it -- you name it. I had tried a bunch of other repellents and a home brew of cumin and pepper. I still have rabbits in the yard, but after sprinkling this stuff liberally, they don't seem to be eating my stuff. I use more than is recommended and it isn't cheap, but neither are the $50 hosta plants. Seems to work even after a rain. Doesn't smell terrible. I'm still fighting rabbits, but maybe they are eating at the neighbors instead of my place. So I heartily recommend this product.

Rabbits were eating holes in my grass! I tried this stuff and it kept them away for about three weeks. It's expensive to buy because it takes the whole container for my back yard. I wish it lasted longer. I read that Irish Spring soap, shredded and sprinkled around the perimeter of the yard also works and is much cheaper. So far, it has lasted longer (a month so far) and haven't seen a rabbit yet.

So far the bunnies have not eaten my tulips in the area where I put this. They did eat the tulips in an area where I had not put it so I think that's a good endorsement.

My local greenhouse sold this products, but sadly they went out of business. I’ve been buying this stuff for years and honestly the wildlife never touches any of my flowers when I use this. I reapply every 4-5 weeks depending on the rainfall. It may be a little pricey, but SO with it. I don’t have to replant all summer!!!

Does keep rabbits out of the garden. Also survives many rainy days and waterings. A little expensive, shop for the best deal per pound! Very pricey in my local garden centers.

The scent is not the greatest but it is doing the job with keeping the rabbits away!!! I will definitely be ordering again!!!!

This product has saved my gardens from a large, agile rabbit population. My neighborhood has so many rabbits that fences are less effective because they jump higher than you would think posdible, burrow under unless you either bury the fence or extend it flat on the ground around the garden. They find any gaps or weak spots. Keeping all fences in perfect condition is time-consuming. Rabbits don't go past a barrier of Rabbit Scram. This is much easier and works very well.

I have tried many products, but this one is the only one that works. It’s pricey, but I’ve had no rabbits since.