Most gardeners know that squirrels can pose a threat to nearly any potted plant. They like to dig in the soil to stash food they don’t consume immediately, so in addition to digging up your plants and knocking over pots, these fluffy tailed rascals often accidentally plant other seeds in your containers. If they’ve zeroed in on your porch or patio as a convenient place for food storage, they’re likely also knocking things over and generally causing havoc. Luckily, there are some simple steps you can take to discourage squirrel interest, and prevent them from ruining your garden containers.
The Best Ways to Keep Squirrels Out of Your Potted Plants
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