The Flavor-Packed Veggie That's Said To Repel Garden Squirrels (& If It Really Helps)
Squirrels are known to cause damage to all kinds of veggies, but there's one that they won't touch — but can it help protect the others, too?
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Squirrels are known to cause damage to all kinds of veggies, but there's one that they won't touch — but can it help protect the others, too?
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