There is some disagreement on this question:
No.
Yes, the wild rabbits definitely do eat lavender plants and even dig up and eat the roots too. So far 50/100 eaten to death.
No, but wild rabbits do. The rabbits that eat it can eat to death.
Yes, pet rabbits can eat lavender plants! The flowers are good as a treat; the green parts can be included in the daily "salad." Lavender is not included on the list of known poisonous plants (see link below) and is widely recommended for bunnies. See the related question below for more information about a healthy rabbit diet.
rabbits, they can eat some lavender leaves
In the wild, rabbits typically engage in non-lethal conflicts rather than fighting to the death. They use behaviors like chasing, boxing, and vocalizations to establish dominance and resolve disputes without causing serious harm.
Lethal dose 50, the dosage at which 50% of animals (usually rabbits, I think) given the chemical die as a result of toxicity.
Lavender is known for its ability to repel certain pests, including mosquitoes, moths, and flies, due to its strong scent. Additionally, it is often used in gardens to deter rabbits and deer. The essential oils found in lavender contain compounds that are unappealing to these animals, making it a popular choice for natural pest control.
There are no rabbits in Harry Potter which have a name except Binky which was Lavender Brown's rabbit but that rabbit wasn't mentioned in the films.
No are you crazy you could kill it but im just guessing check the back of the bootle to see if it says animal tested and if it is you can you use it.
The dog's hunting instinct. It does not only apply to rabbits. Whenever dog's see something small that runs away from them, they immediately think of it to be a meal. That's why they begin to chase it.
Ian Lavender's parents are Arthur Lavender and Doris Lavender.
The meaning of lavender in Hindi is "लैवेंडर" (lavender).
lavender in Filipino: lila
It has a Hebrew name which is Ezovion, but is mostly called Lavender (pronounced Lavender and not Lavender as in English).
Also called true lavender or fine lavender