Tiarella are low maintenance plants and can remain undivided for years in the garden without losing vigor. ... The astringent Tiarella leaves are generally left alone by deer and rabbits, but remember that in the middle of the winter a ravenous deer or rapacious rabbit will eat anything, including Tiarella.

Do rabbits eat hydrangea plants?

All parts of a hydrangea plant, including the leaves, buds, and flowers, are highly toxic to rabbits. ... Wild rabbits (and other animals) will often stay away from hydrangeas, but our domestic rabbits tend to be less discerning. Ingesting a hydrangea plant could cause severe gastrointestinal problems, including diarrhea.

Do rabbits eat rhododendron?

Rabbits tend to avoid shrubs with leathery leaves or that are very fragrant. A shrub to try that deters rabbit nibbling is rhododendron (Rhododendron spp), hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 4 through 9. Its evergreen leathery leaves tend to make rabbits hop on past.