Both ground and tree squirrels bother gardeners (some call tree squirrels "rats with furry tails!"). Ground squirrels live in burrows, feed above ground by day, nibble gardens, climb trees for nuts/fruit. Tree squirrels live above ground, seek nuts/acorns, bury many for winter. They raid bird feeders, then nest nearby, establishing colonies.
Though frustrating, squirrels are often protected by local regulations. Check authorities before attempting controls. To keep tree squirrels from hiding nuts in containers (and digging up plants), mulch soil with decorative small rocks.
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