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Steve2020 said:I have the same problem with rabbits, Tim. Leave the lilies in place as the leaves that remain will feed the bulb so that it will flower again next year. There are various animal repellant granules you can use to sprinkle around the lilies they are going after. These work OK for me. Any garden center will have them. I find that lilies up to about 9" tall are prey for rabbits. Once they get taller than this the rabbits leave them alone. But just like yours mine get chomped when they are 4" - 6" tall.

Thank you Steve I'll have to check them out. Are the granule repellent safe for dogs? It's possible it's rabbits eating mine as well. My neck of the woods or not far from the city we still have a fair amount of wildlife in my town. Deer , foxes , chipmunks , squirrels and definitely rabbits! So for that I have that are tall much like you are not getting eaten at all they must've just sprouted up before the rabbits found their way to my garden👍