Could you add "lead" plant to the list? I hear it's "deadly" for rabbits (only the winchester varieties of course).

I don't think the bunnies that sneak into my yard have read the list. I have caught one eating away on my Lupins amd Musk Mallows. The plants however, refuse to die, they keep growing back and even get a bloom or two in before they get chomped down again (it's a repeat cycle all summer).

I've used milorganite fertilizer with great success. I would strongly encourage anyone who is interested in using milorganite to search information on the web first. This fertilizer is made from human sludge and contains a foul odor that detracts those pesky animals. I would not use it on my vegetables or anything edible. I understand that there are some trace elements that are left in the soil for years. This is why I highly recommend you do your research before using.

Hmm, maybe I need to post the list by my azaleas and weigelas so the bunnies can read it this winter.

I think those Brittish Buns are much more "well mannored" than ours!
You have to strike Wegelia- Rhibes- Deutzia and Lilac (Korean)- from the list for my bunnies!!