The sight and smell of fallen fruit, nuts, and seeds can lure squirrels to your yard for feeding. Clean up these items beneath trees and birdfeeders. Make sure trash can lids fit securely to keep squirrels from discovering treats in the garbage. read more
I Must Garden Squirrel Repellent can also be used to keep squirrels from uprooting and damaging plants in pots. Newly planted seedlings are often prime targets. How often have you planted some pansies in a pot on a deck or porch only to find a shallow hole in the soil and the pansies left withering on the ground. Prevent squirrels from such destructive behavior by spraying your plants or sprinkling the soil with I Must Garden. read more
However, there are some bulb plants and other plants that squirrels usually avoid. Here are seven garden plants that repel squirrels. 1. Daffodils. Daffodils and other members of the Narcissi family can deter not only squirrels but also deer and rabbits. Squirrels do not like their taste or their smell. read more