I've tried several repellents but not this one. All these repellents have two things in them: 1) something that smells bad and 2) something that tastes bad to the rabbit. I have concluded the best things against rabbits are 1) fencing and/or a well placed pellet from a high powered air pellet gun.

Thank you for your reply.

This product has Rosemary and Mint oils (smell) and rotten egg (taste). The liquid fence dual action product works great for me, but is not available right now in the gallon size so I am trying out this one.

Since I have a huge garden, for me fencing is very time consuming, does not contain all plants, and does not look good.

We got an air-pellet-gun and a sling-shot but have not practiced it well enough to get the pellets hit the rabbits :-)

I am hoping to remove all the material from our yard where the rabbits hide (by next rabbit season).

Lavatera has always been rabbit candy in my yard. This year I read in these forums about artemesia (wormwood) repelling rabbits. Whenever I trimmed mine back I'd spread them around the lavatera and other rabbit candy- no damage. Maybe coincidence, but it seemd to work-this year. Rabbits have a way overcoming non-mechanical deterants, so I'll see if it works next year.

tj