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If you're a keen gardener, you'll know that it can be a real pain when pests like rabbits, squirrels, and deer start digging up your bulbs. But there's one simple yet effective way to keep them away.

If you're preparing to plant your spring-flowering bulbs for next year, there's one tip from a pro gardener you'll want to know.