Squirrels can destroy a container garden overnight. Act at first sign of damage. Combine tactics: live-trap and relocate (bait with peanut butter, nuts, fruit); install physical barriers (netting, wire screens); apply scent repellents like Ro-Pel or sticky gels (Eaton’s 4 The Squirrel). A dog or cat patrols effectively.
Persistence is key—squirrels outsmart single measures. If outdoor gardening becomes too stressful, switch to indoor plants for peace of mind.
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