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Woodchucks in your Heirloom / Open Pollinated Vegetable Garden

Woodchucks - woodchucks will eat anything that is green in your Heirloom / Open Pollinated Vegetable Garden!

A woodchuck will eat anything green that it finds in your Heirloom / Open Pollinated Vegetable Garden. Woodchucks, often called groundhogs, come out of their underground burrows for their first meal at dawn. They're lazy and like to make their home near there closest food source,like your Heirloom / Open Pollinated Vegetable Garden. You can tell if a woodchuck is eating your Heirloom / Open Pollinated Vegetable Garden because it moves down one row at a time, eating everything in its path. After their morning mowing of your Heirloom / Open Pollinated Vegetable Garden, woodchucks go back underground to sleep it off. You might spot them again in the evening coming out for another meal.

They prefer not to travel very far from home to get food. If you can get them to relocate their burrows away from your garden, they may not bother you again. Find all the woodchuck holes around your Heirloom / Open Pollinated Vegetable Garden. They like dry spots for a burrow and they Woodchuck - woodchucks can clear cut a Heirloom / Open Pollinated Vegetable garden better than a lawnmower! dig two entrances. Pour some moth crystals down each entrance or pour in a little liquid creosote, which is available at paint stores. Don't get any creosote on your hands as it will burn, which is what it does to the woodchucks belly. He'll be smart enough to look for new quarters. Pouring some used motor oil down both entrances will often discourage them. They like to keep their fur clean and dry. You can use a "Havahart" trap to catch a woodchuck but be sure to release them at least a mile or so from your garden.





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We thank you for visiting our site, and hope you will be pleased with your purchase. We strive to bring you the highest quality heirloom and open-pollinated garden vegetable seeds, non-hybrid, non-genetically modified (non-GMO), and completely untreated with unhealthy chemicals. That is our pledge to you our valued customer, we will never knowingly buy or sell genetically modified (GMO) or hybrid seeds. We work very hard to ensure that you can have confidence knowing that the seeds your heirloom open-pollinated plants create will give you the same heirloom open-pollinated vegetable variety next season (when given proper isolation from cross-pollination of course!), and that they will be pure, healthy vegetable garden seeds! Happy Gardening!