I Must Garden Squirrel Repellent – 2lb Granular (Repels Chipmunks): Stops Digging in Gardens, Flower Pots, and Beds – Easy Shaker Jar

They ripped holes in the screens, ate holes in the ceilings, and nested between the ceiling and roof. Repairing the screens just gave them new targets. We put this granular repellant around the rim between the walls and ceiling, and used the same brand of spray to soak all of the holes they had chewed; and so far, we have had no more squirrels nesting in our gazebo. I would recommend pairing the granular and liquid for the type of issue we had. It works!

It didnt really work , the squirrel still came back although I used it in a big quantity. I gotta say I gave it stars for not ruining my plants.

I have been battling with a squirrel who keeps digging up my spring flowers, and just two days of using this and I might be winning the war. He/She has stayed away but the weather has been nice, so I am waiting to fully give my approval until after a rain. That is when he/she seems to dig things up more. It does say you will have to reapply after rain, but as of now I am very pleased.

Squirrels are persistent. Other that a steel barrier you can't really keep them out. Cute little guys (and girls) but they can disrupt your life (and your garden and your bird feeders and any plant not made of Portland cement... and your shake roof, too) and make you crazy in the process. This repellent helps a little, mostly because when you apply it it seems like you're doing something to stop the critters. In any case, I think it's worth a try but I suggest you don't make a wager with your next door neighbor that it'll work. But, I repeat, it is worth a try. This stuff dissuaded the ten or so that are methodically devouring our backyard for couple of days but eventually they just started to work elsewhere... also in our backyard. Repellent is a fine word here but, in our experience, "re-locator" may be more accurate in this case. Best suggestion is to use a goodly amount.Four stars for this product is really not fair. After all, the squirrels have at least ten stars--maybe even twenty--so pitting a this product against the squirrels is just not fair from the gitgo.

I waited for no rain, followed the directions and suggestions, I used all of 2 containers to repel squirrels away from the plants and flowers and it didn't work one bit. I wasted a lot of money on this product and was thoroughly disappointed. Buyer beware! You might as well buy Dollar Store cayenne pepper to repel the squirrels. This product actually seemed to attract them and did not deter them one bit. Yes, it is easy to use, but it just doesn't work.

This squirrel repellent really works. Last year the squirrels ruined my flowers digging in my flower pots. This year, tried this product in one pot to see of it works, and OMG, the squirrels have not touched my pots. They walk up to the pot, sniff, then go away. This product also doesn't hurt your plants. "I Must Garden Squirrel Repellent" is now my go to product.

I was very pleasantly surprised with how well this works. I had many squirrels in my yard and I did not mind sharing it with them but they became increasingly destructive and would not only dig in the gardens but also destroy many of my plants. This product has greatly eliminated the problem without hurting the squirrels. I see very few squirrels now. Occasionally one or 2 dig in a flower pot or flower bed but not near as often as it happened before.If you get a lot of rain though, you do need to re-apply often and it could get costly but I think it is worth it to protect my investment of the cost of the plants and my time used to garden.

Right now, squirrels still keeps going back into the hole even though I sprinkled the pellets inside and outside the hole entrance.