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So im looking for some ideas on which type of grass is the best for buns. I have 2 seperate spaces at the bottom of the garden which are quite large and not doing anything so im gonna cover them in 2 different types of grass and put chicken wire round the out side till they are a good length, as my lawn has almost none left, Ive never cut it in 2 months!!!! the buns just chomp chomp chomp lol
What do you recon which should I get?
What do you recon which should I get?
Re: grass
i would just buy the mixture with the weeds in
fall3n-ang3l- Established Hopper
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Re: grass
I buy daisy Timothy grass seeds to grow but I'm not sure how hardwearing it is as I grow it in pots. He loves it though! You might be best with a hardy fast growing variety x x
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[b]The crazy gang love the Timothy grass as well we grew some in a wicker basket they munched the grass threw out the soil then chewed the basket so all round fun
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Farm and equestrian suppliers sell specific grazing grass seed for horses. Horses and buns have very similar digestive needs so I reckon that would be the best option.
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You could maybe put some mesh over it to protect the roots while it grows, or bunny will just pull them all up before they get a chance to grow fully. I wish I had somewhere to seed them, only way can think is to do a tub or kids sandpit with top soil then put mesh over and grow it like that.
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