Squirrels dig in fresh potting soil (Miracle-Gro) but not native soil—likely attracted by the novel smell or texture. The plants themselves may also draw them.
Repellents fail. Use secure enclosures (wire cages, cloches) over new plantings. If trapping, see icwdm.org. Protect the plant, not just the soil.
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