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How To Stop Animals From Digging Your Flower Pots

Potted flowers add a pleasant appeal to backyards, front porches, and lawns. However, animals can dig your flower pots, especially in spring and fall, creating a severe mess or ruining your flowers....

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How To Keep Mice, Rats, and Voles Out of Your Garden

Mouse in Garden Growing a garden involves a lot of hard work, determination, learning, and patience. So, when you start to see the fruits of your efforts blossoming, it can be very irritating to...

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How To Know What’s Making Holes in Your Raised Beds

Raised beds are a great way to keep animals from your flowers or vegetables. However, most animals and insects can still find their way into your beds, leaving dead or withered plants and holes that...

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How To Keep Squirrels Out of Raised Beds

Squirrels may look all cute and innocent, but these rodents can cause severe damage to crops in your raised beds, leading to significant losses. For this reason, knowing how to successfully keep...

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How To Stop Birds From Pecking and Ruining Your Tomatoes

Birds see the ultraviolet colors reflected from tomatoes as tomatoes begin to ripen. Tomatoes have a way coating on their skins that reflect ultraviolet green and as the tomato ripens, ultraviolet...

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