I Must Garden Rabbit Repellent: Mint Scent Rabbit Spray for Plants & Lawns – 1 Gallon Ready to Use Refill

The I Must Garden Rabbit Repellent 32 oz is a game-changer for gardeners battling persistent rabbits. Its mint scent is a refreshing departure from the typical harsh odors of other repellents, making application a more pleasant experience. Formulated with natural ingredients, it effectively deters rabbits without harming plants, pets, or the environment. The ready-to-use spray covers up to 1,000 square feet, providing ample protection for gardens and lawns. Its rain-resistant formula ensures long-lasting effectiveness, reducing the need for frequent reapplication. For those seeking an eco-friendly and efficient solution to rabbit invasions, this product is a top choice.

I've got rabbits eating the daylights out of our plants and flowers. I sprayed this on all the plants as directed and even around the edge of the pots and on the ground. the first night i saw no results and sprayed again the second. That time it seemed to definitely slow down the buffet they were having. The directions say spray more often until the habit is broken but I've found that unless you spray every day they are not repelled. I live in a desert area so rain is not an issue washing the spray away. Some of the plants have withstood the spray easily but other show some burning. I will say I am applying it more often than instructed but you should be aware if you spray more often you will see some plant damage.Overall the product helps but doesn't really solve the problem. I've had some success using bird spike type things in a limited area but they are not practical for large areas

I'm amazed! Our hostas and ferns were the rabbits' favorite snacks. I sprayed the plants and fence line weekly (or after it rains), and the rabbits have stayed away for a month. I'm ordering another bottle. I am going through it quickly, but it's worth it.

Beware! I experienced a terrible outcome! After carefully following instructions, including shaking the bottle, spraying my flowers, stems, and leaves thoroughly, my pansy flowers and viola blooms became terribly wilted after a couple of hours. I think they will recover, but the beautiful color I had in my flower garden is now gone. The smell is unpleasant as well, but I could've lived with that if my flowers had not been ruined.

Smells horrible. Sprayed once and the pests were back next day. Sprayed again and we’ll see… I fear it might not work.Update: still the same response. It’s nearly gone the next day, so to truly repel rabbits you’d have to spray daily. Not worth it.

We planted some new hostas in the front yard. Slowly, the dark green ones were getting eaten to stumps. I caught a fatboy in action. I tried the obvious things like yelling at it, throwing a stick, and even ran after him like an idiot. He was not deterred. Every day, there he was, again, munching away.So I got the mint spray. Next morning, he sat, about 5 feet away (much farther than normal). He just looked at me side eye and all. All the way to my car, backing out the driveway, and stared me down until I was out of sight.Rabbits usually have a good poker face, but this boy was pissed. Probably his villain origin story.Anyway, we have new baby leaf growth from one of the stumps.

My neighborhood has a MAJOR rabbit popluation. I can usually 10-15 rabbits scattered about my yard at a time on an almost daily basis.In the past I have used foul smelling sprays & if you accidentally left a window open, the whole house would stink for hoursStarted using this product a few years ago. Smells pretty decent (mostly like wintergreen) and it is very effective at making the rabbits go elsewhere for their meals!

I must have very flavorful lilies in my garden for the rabbits to continue to eat them even after applying this product and one other to keep them out (same manufacturer) . This product didn't work but did make my huskies crazy so now they too get into my garden. I will give it another try to see if a second use works better. I don't want to just throw the remaining product down the drain.