How to Stop Squirrels From Eating Your Plants

HOMESTEAD HOW-TO

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Companion Planting

Effective squirrel-deterring companions include Nasturtiums, geraniums, mint, marigolds, and garlic.

2

Eliminate Food Sources and Shelter

Clean up fallen tomatoes, rotting vegetables, and nuts daily. Also, prune bushes, trim overhanging branches, and clear out potential hiding spots to expose squirrels.

3

Coffee Ground Barriers

Clean up fallen tomatoes, rotting vegetables, and nuts daily. Also, prune bushes, trim overhanging branches, and clear out potential hiding spots to expose squirrels.

4

Dogs and Cats

Use dogs as natural squirrel deterrents. Dogs actively chase away squirrels, while cats intimidate them with their presence and scent.

5

Alternative Food Sources

A feeder with their favorite treats—like nuts and seeds—can be a tempting alternative to your garden.

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