"It works like a dream." Home gardener shares unconventional method to keep squirrels out: 'We almost just gave up completely ...

While controlling the entire squirrel population is nearly impossible, there are plants you can incorporate into your garden that they don’t enjoy and might just help keep squirrels away.

More seriously, they move on from the garden ... squirrels are not great burrowers, so you don’t need to bury the edge of the wire very deeply. Wire netting can also be used to protect buried bulbs – ...

Wildlife experts have issued a warning to those with squirrels in their garden this winter. While some may view these fluffy grey or red creatures as pests that dig holes and damage plants ...

If you’ve hung up a bird feeder in your garden ... Also, try to keep it at least seven-nine feet away from any nearby trees, so that squirrels can’t jump from the branch onto the feeder.

as this can help keep squirrels from digging in seedbeds. It can also enhance the seedbeds' chance of survival too. Meanwhile, adding flowers like marigolds and nasturtiums to the garden can aid ...

Wildlife experts have revealed all the reasons why squirrels should be allowed to explore your garden, even if you fear they'll ruin your plants. The more commonly seen grey squirrels, and ...

Anyone with squirrels in their garden this winter has been issued a warning by wildlife experts. Though some gardeners may see the furry grey (or sometimes red) rodents as being pests which dig ...

The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) has stated that "it is not possible to stop squirrels from entering your garden" and instead suggested using netting over areas where "bulbs and corms have ...