I have planted all kinds of stuff for my guys.  The herb garden that I planted last year mostly survived the winter and is going great guns now.  I harvest a few sprigs each day as treats – chamomille, a couple of kinds of oregano, a couple of different sages, lemon balm.  The basil did not survive the winter, so I replanted and that lasted about 2 weeks.  I think the molluscs got it.  The mint overwintered in my pots too, so it is coming back as well.  The kids took all of our half empty seed packs and planted a bed just for the buns – carrots, a couple of kinds of radishes, a couple of kinds of lettuce, cilantro and parsley.  Not sure what will come up, but it is fun to watch anyway.  I love gardening for the rabbits because when things happen like radishes bolting to seed without forming a root, you just feed the leaves and flowers to the buns, they don’t care that the root did not form.

hmm the roses I am trying to grow 3 plants are shot gone nada and 1 bush is sticking in there. the radish and beet tops I planted came up cotton does not care for them. and the carrot tops I grow this stuff for him and he won’t eat it. well maybe the girls will like it if I can keep it alive til they are old enuf for new foods.

i have roses, parsley, oregano, corriander, thyme and rosemary! i also have tomatoes and strawberries, does anyone know can rabbits have any kind of roses? like outdoor ones? or does it have to be a special kind?

my cousins in ireland (who im going to see next saturday for 3 weeks cant wait!!!!!) have a whole farm full or potatoes and a plough and everything its brilliant! i am so irish all i eat is potatoes haha although i dont drink.. shame lol

Roses are good for bunnies, stems, blossoms and leaves, as long as no pesticides were used on them!  Flowers are not a crop grown for people, so they are often sprayed with nasty stuff or given systemic pesticides to keep them looking good.  Please be sure that you know everything that has been sprayed on your rose bushes before offering them to your buns.

Bunnies can eat strawberries, both leaves and fruit.  I often give mine the little green stem and leaf on the top of the berry.

Luckily, we have lots of hayseed and wild strawberries, etc. growing naturally in our yard, pesticide-free. But for some reason this year, it just isn’t lighting them up when I feed it to them. If anything, I think they prefer the store bought yummies.
Poor things. They are stuck with a mum with the consummate PURPLE THUMB. I can only make mold grow, I’m afraid. Plus the weather this year has been crummy, I just didn’t get started in time either.
I envy all you who live in your gardens and have longer than a two month growing season. Winter is lasting longer and arriving earlier up here. Despite the 24 hr daylight, summer’s a short time for us.

I only planted parsely but have French runnerless strawberries, roses, lavender, thyme and chamomile on hand.