You could try trumpet vine. I have them on a chainlink fence that keeps in my 4 ducks and 1 goose. I believe they also call trumpet vine "cow itch". If anyone was going to eat it, it would be my goose and ducks. They don't seem to really touch it, maybe just the occasional nibble.

They have gotten to my Passionvines and Snail Vine much more so than the trumpets.

However, many people find the trumpets can be invasive. So depending on where you are planting... If you like hummers, these help bring them in also.

Debbie

Thanks for the suggestions! Having rabbits chew up already established plants was upsetting enough for me. But to have them destroy plants that I put so much effort into brought out my murderous streak! :)

Yvonne

I know what you mean, my ducks and goose kept getting to my Snail Vine that I planted way back in spring, so I tried to block their access, now it's finally growing up the fence where they can't get it and actually has some buds on it -Oh Boy just in time to die out for winter :).

Same thing with my Passionvines, I had 1 that HAD 2 fruit on it from a cross pollination, 1 fruit entirely disappeared found the other one on the ground it had bitten off with a big piece of stem attached. Now the fruit is useless. That one was probably partly my fault, should have turned the plant around so they could not reach it.

Duck with orange sauce anyone? Just kidding of course, I love my little darlings.

Debbie

"corgicorner" gave the "formula" for an anti-deer liquid that you could try spreading with a watering pot--you know, one with a "rose" at the end. You might add a bit more liquid soap to make it stick to the plants. You might add some mint leaves when making the solution. Another suggestion is to try "Liquid Fence". You might find other products at a hay/grain type of store. Good Luck!