Want to Keep Squirrels From Eating Your Garden? Here's What to Plant

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Garlic Squirrels dislike the strong scent of garlic, making it an effective natural deterrent when planted around your garden.

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Onions The pungent odor of onions repels squirrels, so planting them around your garden can help keep these pests at bay.

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 Lavender Squirrels tend to avoid lavender due to its strong scent, and its beautiful purple flowers can also attract pollinators to your garden.

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 Marigolds The strong fragrance of marigolds is known to deter squirrels and other pests, while brightening your garden with vibrant color.

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 Alliums Allium plants, such as chives or garlic chives, have a smell that squirrels tend to avoid, making them a great addition to any garden.

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 Hot Peppers Squirrels are not fond of spicy foods, and planting hot pepper varieties can help keep them away from your vegetables.

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Thyme Thyme has a strong aroma that squirrels find unpleasant, and it can serve as both a deterrent and a flavorful herb for your kitchen.

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Mint Mint’s strong scent is disliked by squirrels, making it an excellent plant to put around the perimeter of your garden to discourage them.

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