How Can I Keep Squirrels from Digging in My Garden Pots?

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Asked By N3xtD00rN3ighbor99 On

My next-door neighbor has been feeding the local squirrels a ton of nuts, and now they're invading my yard! They dig into my potted plants and urns to stash away their almonds and have even taken to eating my tulip bulbs. Does anyone have tips on how to deter these little furry pests from ruining my garden?

3 Answers

Answered By SquirrelProof99 On

I feel your pain! I've heard that sometimes feeding the squirrels can actually help. I used to have a lot of squirrels around, and when I started putting out hanging corn and birdseed, they left my garden alone. Just make sure to offer something they like away from your plants so they'll ignore your flowers!

Answered By PeppermintSquirrelRepel On

One natural solution I found somewhat effective was peppermint oil. I sprayed it around my plants and though it's not perfect, it seems to keep some of them away without harming them.

Answered By GardeningGuru66 On

I recommend using chicken wire! It's a bit of an eyesore, but it does the trick to keep squirrels out of your pots. You can lay it flat over the soil or create a small barrier around your plants.

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