There are coyotes in Lexington, but presumably not enough to eat all the rabbits. To prevent munching, there is extensive fencing at the Interfaith Garden (and usually netting over the berries to deter birds). I am very surprised to hear that the buns ate the trees, though. That is usually ascribed to deer, of which Lexington used to have a few. We have the one flowery/weedy yard on our street, which I cut to be sort of lawn height, out of neighborliness. The usually total monoculture lawn across the street from us now has little clover flower patches, and I have been wondering whether the rabbits took the seeds over on their fur, as we have seen them graze back and forth.
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To prevent munching, there is extensive fencing at the Interfaith Garden (and usually netting over the berries to deter birds).
I am very surprised to hear that the buns ate the trees, though. That is usually ascribed to deer, of which Lexington used to have a few.
We have the one flowery/weedy yard on our street, which I cut to be sort of lawn height, out of neighborliness. The usually total monoculture lawn across the street from us now has little clover flower patches, and I have been wondering whether the rabbits took the seeds over on their fur, as we have seen them graze back and forth.