Gophers tunnel underground to devour tender bulbs and shoots. Here are three effective barrier methods to safeguard your garden's most promising nuggets.
Place a wire basket in the planting hole, add a soil layer, set bulbs, then cover bulbs and basket with soil.
Use a regular wire hanging basket or a chicken-wire pouch (sold at nurseries for lining planting holes).
Line the bottom of raised beds with hardware cloth; bend edges up inside the frame to create a complete underground barrier.
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