Dear All: For the first time, raccoons have decided that my bulbs in containers are good eating. I was surprised to find that in two sessions they uprooted many species, leaving some several feet from the containers. I used a potting soil with a lot of organic matter and wonder if this contributed to the attractiveness of the containers and that bulbs were there was a secondary attraction. Could it be the raccoons could small the bulbs? I doubt this as they were, in the majority of cases, well below the surface. Has anyone found soil mixes high in organic matter attracts such beasts? Despite good rains, they have been drinking from my pool, as they have done in years past, but not attacked containers before. I assume it is the soil mix as bulbs in their 2nd or 3 year in different soil mixes were left alone. Cheers, John E. Bryan