Squirrel Deterrence
Aad van Beek via pbs (Fri, 25 Dec 2020 11:15:40 PST)

Not a clue beside fixing the weakness and put a fine raster on top of your lachenalia pots to prevent from further digging.

Besides that just as you like your festive meal now these squirrels won't set long for second best nuts.

Aad
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Subject: [pbs] Squirrel Deterrence

The squirrels in my neighborhood have apparently taken a liking to my Lachenalia collection. All the leaves have been devoured and pots have been dug up. This despite having the entire collection in an enclosed space. They've left the adjacent table filled with Oxalis, Babiana, and Tritonia alone. I'm looking for weaknesses in the structure of my enclosure. But any ideas on other strategies to deter these monsters?
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