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Maybe a small water feature coming out of a terrace wall??
Pro Gard said:
What a fantastic space to work with!
Had several bunnies free range in the past loving their company all over the garden. My biggest destruction problem was mainly on small woody trunks and stem in periodical steeth sharpening activities. And the odd race to save the telephone lead! Chicken wire wrapped around the bases of srubs and perenials provided total protection from felling but obviously looks a bit grim in less mature borders etc. I also embedded galvanised weld mesh just under lawn surface to scotch tunnelling.....Yep. Another total bunny nut. I love Cat's images of their shared environment. Raised planting and wire tunnels sounds good combo. Anyway, I've side-tracked getting a bit excited about the bunny co-op bit. More to the point, just received newletter from green gardener advertising 'Grazer's'. I havn't used but marketed as a completely harmless and totally effective plant spray repellent of pigeons, dear and rabbits. Apparently contains nutrients that actually help the plant repair itself from previous grazing damage. How good does that sound??? http://www.greengardener.co.uk/
I'm off to search for equivilant in skincare!