Squirrels dig up bulbs or displace them while burying nuts. For mass plantings, lay chicken wire over the bed after planting and cover with pine straw. For individual bulbs among perennials, add a handful of Perma-Till (expanded slate) to each planting hole—the gritty texture deters digging.
Both methods are non-toxic and effective for the critical first year when bulbs are most vulnerable.
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