This is what it looks like from a distance. Here are a couple of close-ups:
Here's the other side that has been completely decimated:
On a positive note, the squirrels haven't discovered my woodland shade garden.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Decimation and Destruction
My sister, Jeanne, posted on her blog about the problems she's having with moles and voles. Well, I will not be outdone! I have serious squirrel problems. I've actually seen the little f*****s carry off my tulips---not to mention the tile they've chipped off the pool. Top this Jeanne:
This is what it looks like from a distance. Here are a couple of close-ups:
Here's the other side that has been completely decimated:
On a positive note, the squirrels haven't discovered my woodland shade garden.
This is what it looks like from a distance. Here are a couple of close-ups:
Here's the other side that has been completely decimated:
On a positive note, the squirrels haven't discovered my woodland shade garden.
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The squirrels dug up my tulip bulbs & I don't know why because they just left them. A guy at my work got a spray off the internet to keep geese out of his yard & it works. Maybe you can find a spray repellent for squirrels. Or you need to keep the bebe gun handy!
ReplyDeleteYes, there is a spray, but it washes off with each rain---or in my case---every time the sprinkler runs. The BB gun is broken. I'm thinking of trying moth balls.
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