Nature’s Mace Rabbit Concentrate, Outdoor Rabbit Repellent Spray, Mint Scent, Safe for People, Pets & Plants, Protects Garden & Lawn from Rabbits 40 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

It has looked like bunnies had jumped in my flower pot and started munching on my sweet potato vine, I sprayed plant and planter and the rocks that surround planter, have not had any issues since

I have not had any luck with Rabbit Mace :( Instructions say to "apply liberally to plants and their perimeter. Saturate the soil and surrounding area." Well, I did apply it liberally to the plants and immediate area about a foot from the plants, but I did not saturate the soil and surrounding area? What does that mean in terms of using a spray bottle. No matter, the bunnies were munching within 2 days (that I saw). Its now been a couple weeks. I have applied the product 2 times/7 days apart and applied it again this morning after I shoo'd one bunny away. Please note I saturate the small hedge and spray the surrounding area. I even put down the Rabbit Mace Systemic pellets when I sprayed the first time yet the bunnies are still munching. I hate products that cost a lot and don't work!! I don't think this product has been properly tested in different areas and on many different kinds of plants because some folks are having luck with this product, especially protecting their flowers. So, I will let you know I live in southwest Florida and applied this in Feb. and March 2020. I am applying it to a small but fast growing deep green hedge plant that produces no flowers. I will give it until April to see if there is any improvement.

Works good keeps the rabbits away from the lights and keeps them from eating through them.

Bought this to ward off rabbits eating my asters & other flowers. I've used it pretty liberally, so I didn't rate it high on value for money, but it seems to work very well & that saves money on buying new flowers and more fencing. Yes, there's a smell, but it's tolerable and goes away. I also bought the 40 oz. concentrate that will make 5 gallons of this stuff, assuming that rabbits breed like rabbits. I saw a lot of complaints about the sprayer. I had some problems, but fiddling with the sprayer worked for a while. I eventually cleaned out an old sprayer bottle to use and that solved it. I did a lot of research, hoping to keep the bunnies away but not hurt them or anything else in the environment, and this product has proven itself effective.

I was having such a terrible time with the bunnies eating my hostas. This product has stopped the munching but it has been hard on the plants. Within two days of spraying on the leaves and around the plant area the leaves turned yellow and I could tell the plants were struggling. I stopped spraying the plant leaves and switched to spraying the product around the plants. The hostas are slowly beginning to recover and the scent has kept the bunnies away.

It worked after first application. I hope it lasts a long time.

UPDATE; It says no foul smell. I don't know if mine was expired as I could not find a date but even through the plastic wrap it smelled horrible. Just used it and still found rabbit poop the next day, which is why I bought it but that could be from yesterday. Tomorrow will tell and I will rate again but is says no foul smell and that is definitely not the case. Each day there was less and less after I sprayed the whole yard and then again a week later. Have found none now. Happy with how it is working so far. Get yourself a one gallon garden sprayer. Easier to get the grass wet enough. Will continue to use once a month

Smells repugnant (as expected) but had absolutely no effect on the ever growing rabbit population and I have now lost all 100 tulips. First they eat the flowers and then they come back and eat the bulbs. The wife joked that they treat the spray like salad dressing.