What flowers will rabbits NOT eat?

Answer 1

dandelions only dandelions only

Answer 2

vinca flower some people have luck with marigolds... there is a 5 foot tall marigold that smells like decomposing bodies. good luck if you have a dog that sheds alot, when you brush it take the hair and place it around the edges of your garden

Answer 3

Well poisonous flowers for rabbits are morning glorys, lillys, and any night shade plants. Tomatoes, apple seeds, citrus, milkweed, and toadstools or mushrooms are all poisonous too. If you want more answers Google it or look in a library. Hope this was Helpful :)

Answer 4

Lilies and roses are the flowers which rabbits eat preferentially. But the mammals in question (Leporidaefamily) consider as considerable substitutes aster, baby's breath, bachelor's button, balloon flower, bellflower, black-eyed Susan, clematis, cockscomb, coneflower, coral bells, cosmos, crocus, Dutch iris, gayfeather, gazania, great masterwort, hosta, Iceland and Oriental poppies, impatiens, iris, Japanese anemone, Johnny-jump-up, lupine, maidenhair fern, marguerite daisy, marsh blue violet, Michaelmas daisy, morning glory, mountain bluet, nasturtium, pansy, petunia, phlox, pincushion flower, pink and threadleaf coreopsis, rose moss, snapdragon, sunflower, sweet pea, sweet woodruff, tree peony, tulip, verbena, wishbone flower, and zinnia. But they tend to avoid columbine, daffodil, day life, and Solomon's seal, except in cases of severe hunger.

Answer 5

shrub roses, shrubby sumacs, raspberries and blackberries. Rabbits also like unmown lawn, so they can nest in the tall grass. Some of their favorie plants that they eat are dandelion, clover, plantain and goldenrod. A few of the garden plants that they enjoy are strawberries, purple coneflowers, phlox, asters, and impatiens. you can also offer them apples, pears, carrots, and sunflower seeds

Answer 6

a meat eating plant

There are many plants that are bad for rabbits. See the related link below for a long list of them.

You can't trust pet rabbits to stay away from dangerous plants, because animals don't have instincts about things that aren't in their natural habitats. Also, pet rabbits have lost some of their instincts by being domesticated. Many pet rabbits have gladly eaten dangerous plants and become very sick, even dead.