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Bunnies as garden helpers

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Implements

Sprinkle droppings directly onto garden beds, mix into compost or steep in water to make rabbit manure tea for watering plants or toss all of this into your compost bin to create rich, organic matter quickly.

Cautions

If rabbits roam freely, they may eat your seedlings and veggies, dig holes in soft soil and chew bark on young trees or shrubs.

Solutions

Create a large area to house rabbits and control where they go.

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Butterflies

Grow flowers in mass to attract butterflies

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Bees

Grow nectar rich plants for bees

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Birds

Attract birds with fruit bearing plants

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Toxic and invasive species

Toxic and invasive

Species listed here are those that are toxic to pets and/or humans...

~~~From the founder of PhyTu~~~

I believe plants, animals and people are part of one interconnected ecosystem.
My mother first taught me to see the beauty in every leaf, every creature, every breath of nature. Two weeks before passing away from cancer, she asked me one question that still echoes within me: “Are you happy?” That gentle question became my compass and PhyTu is my answer. It's a vow to nurture life in all its forms, and to let happiness take root and blossom in the world we share.

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