32 How To Keep Chipmunks Out Of Raised Garden Beds

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How to keep chipmunks out of raised garden beds. Chicken wire doesn't keep them out and they end up digging holes in the garden, and eating roots of some of the plants.i lost a bunch of tulips last year due to their. 4) relocate chipmunks, as soon as possible, at least 5. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device.

We got our pvc pipes from home depot, and they were nice. This is by far the best technique we’ve tried to keep critters from munching on our vegetable garden and we deploy it each spring to protect our young seedlings from being decimated by hungry rabbits and birds. Almost all plants love raised beds.

2) bait traps with peanut butter and seeds, or whole peanuts in the shell. Finally, topsoil, garden soil, black soil. You could also try spraying a concoction of garlic powder and water on gardens or flower beds with the hope that the pungent odor will deter the pests.

As you can imagine, exclusion is pretty much impossible—chipmunks are almost as acrobatic as that most evil of garden foes, the squirrel, and much smaller to boot. While one chipmunk may seem harmless, often times one chipmunk means there are many more to come. Gardeners also report success deterring chipmunks with a generous sprinkling of medicated powder.

How to protect raised garden beds from squirrels, rabbits, and birds tip 1: Fencing up the raised bed. No one wants to look outside to see their beautiful garden beds surrounded by chipmunk holes.

In this video you’ll see how we built a pvc structure to keep the deer out of our raised garden bed. For the best way to keep squirrels away as well as chipmunks, place fencing around any spots that contain tasty plants and the chipmunks have no recourse but to find greener pastures. Exclusion can be used to keep chipmunks from buildings and some flower beds.