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mrs_colla Marin, CA(Zone 9b) Jul 23, 2007

My neighbour has a bunny and lots of poop he gives to me. It has dried grass clippings and something that looks like alfalfa pellets in it.
Can I dress up my plants with it, or do I have to cook it in the composter first?

Christie

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gldandrews Andrews, NC(Zone 6a) Jul 23, 2007

My grandfather kept rabbits for years just for the poop. It went straight to the gardens. My grandmother always had the best gardens on the block and the rabbit poo was all that was ever used.
Thanks for bringing back such wonderful childhood memories.

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greenjay Centennial, CO(Zone 5b) Jul 24, 2007

We build new garden beds from a mix of bunny stuff and leaf compost. It is superb.

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mrs_colla Marin, CA(Zone 9b) Jul 24, 2007

Thank you, I'm gonna toss it all over the beds!!!

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Murmur Whidbey Island, WA(Zone 7a) Jul 24, 2007

I have wild bunnies all over the place, with little bits of poop here and there, but nothing like what I had when my kids had a pet rabbit many moons ago! Boy, were those nice flower beds!

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Murmur Whidbey Island, WA(Zone 7a) Jul 24, 2007

Christie, your gardens are looking absolutely beautiful!

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mrs_colla Marin, CA(Zone 9b) Jul 24, 2007

I had no idea bunny poop was so potent!!! I'll let you know what difference I notice after a few weeks!
Thanks a bunch Murmur; I completely neglect my house this time of year; all my time I spend in my tiny micro orchard!
Christie

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