Safe grass for rabbits

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[tonibun]

I used to re-turf mine most years but you have to keep the Rabbits off it while it settles in. It might also turn to mud when we get a lot of rain in the winter. It isn't easy keeping a nice piece of grass for Rabbits if they go out on it every day.

 

[Shimmer]

You need to improve the drainage to deter the moss from growing. The easiest way is to use a digging fork and stick it in as deep as you can every few inches to make holes all over the patch, then brush garden sand or grit (not builder's sand) into the holes. Reseed if you need to. There's no magic seed that will grow faster, but I would avoid any that has been treated as the coating probably won't be rabbit friendly. Grass seed will grow fairly quickly at this time of year - it's warm enough and the ground is still damp.

 

[bunny momma]

You can ask your garden center what is best for your area. A hearty
grass with wider blades, like perennial rye grass may be a good choice.