I Must Garden Rabbit Repellent: Mint Scent Rabbit Spray for Plants & Lawns – 1 Gallon Ready to Use Refill

The I Must Garden Rabbit Repellent 32 oz is a game-changer for gardeners battling persistent rabbits. Its mint scent is a refreshing departure from the typical harsh odors of other repellents, making application a more pleasant experience. Formulated with natural ingredients, it effectively deters rabbits without harming plants, pets, or the environment. The ready-to-use spray covers up to 1,000 square feet, providing ample protection for gardens and lawns. Its rain-resistant formula ensures long-lasting effectiveness, reducing the need for frequent reapplication. For those seeking an eco-friendly and efficient solution to rabbit invasions, this product is a top choice.

This spray works very well at keeping my plants safe. The only problem is you have to reapply if it rains. Unfortunately we had a rainy summer and I couldn't keep up with reapplications. So the rabbits had a nice feast in my garden. Better luck next year.

We planted some new hostas in the front yard. Slowly, the dark green ones were getting eaten to stumps. I caught a fatboy in action. I tried the obvious things like yelling at it, throwing a stick, and even ran after him like an idiot. He was not deterred. Every day, there he was, again, munching away. So I got the mint spray. Next morning, he sat, about 5 feet away (much farther than normal). He just looked at me side eye and all. All the way to my car, backing out the driveway, and stared me down until I was out of sight. Rabbits usually have a good poker face, but this boy was pissed. Probably his villain origin story. Anyway, we have new baby leaf growth from one of the stumps.

Better than many mainstream rabbit repellent products but still lasts shorter than it’s said. The major problem with this particular spray bottle product is on the bottle cap. The cap can’t be removed, not even be able to be switched a bit while it’s supposed to be removable. After I bought the second bottle, I realized it’s not just a random problem. They’re most likely all same. For this reason, I cannot continue purchasing it. I have to keep the bottles of other products in order to fill the refills of this product. And, because of this extremely tight cap, airflow can’t be balanced along with several sprays. The air inside is sucked out. The bottle is thus bended over and can’t stand alone.

The gallon that was shipped to me was awful. I shook it very well but there was no way I could get the clumps mixed in. Needless to say, it can't be used in any type of sprayer. It smells terrible but I don't know if it is suppose to smell that bad or if its an old product. $30 for a spray on product that can't be used in a sprayer. Very disappointed.

My neighborhood has a MAJOR rabbit popluation. I can usually 10-15 rabbits scattered about my yard at a time on an almost daily basis. In the past I have used foul smelling sprays & if you accidentally left a window open, the whole house would stink for hours Started using this product a few years ago. Smells pretty decent (mostly like wintergreen) and it is very effective at making the rabbits go elsewhere for their meals!

It kept the rabbits away from eating my tulips.

I bought this to spray on planters in my pool area that the rabbits keep nibbling on. I sprayed it on at about 5pm yesterday (on overcast day), and this morning all of my flowers are shriveled up. They look horrible! Also now there are flies all over my plants and I don’t like the smell. I DO NOT recommend this product. I can’t imagine what the plants will look like once the sun comes out. Seems the oils burn the flowers (see photo).