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Is this a Chrysanthemum seedling? I have looked at different pages and websites and this looks like one. Will the rabbits eat it and what can I do to protect it so they can't get to it?
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Milk crate would block too much light. It would be great for hardening off plants but not long term for plants that need full sun. Rabbits usually are most active early in the morning right around sunrise and then again right around sunset. If you have the time to move the crate every day it just might work.