How do I protect young liriope from bunnies?

Q. I just divided some variegated liriope in my front yard and transplanted to the back. Rabbits are having a field day with the transplanted plants, munching the grass down to nubs and squeezing through the little circular fences I set around the plants to try to protect them.

The rabbits have not bothered the plants in the front yard, although maybe the noise/traffic of the nearby street -- cars, garbage trucks, and walkers with dogs and without -- scares them away. How can I protect these plants? Cayenne hot pepper worked for a while, but doesn't last very long.

Might the bunnies lose interest as the grass gets older and tougher? If I've inadvertently set myself up to fight off rabbits year-round, is there a similar substitute that the rabbits won't devour? Annette, Newport News A.

Liquid Fence, which is a deer repellent, is also recommended for rabbits. You can find Liquid Fence at most garden centers. I've found that bunnies do seem to leave plants alone once they mature, so ... more.

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