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Bulbs Squirrels Will Not Eat ! ?

18 years ago

I have been told that squirrels love to eat daffodil bulbs, and that they do not eat iris bulbs. Are there other bulbs that squirrels do NOT like to eat? Surrounded by oak trees and too many squirrels!

Thanks a bunch,

Quiltingfox

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