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Sounds like a rat as they have the sharp teeth needed to eat through wood. But it could be another of many types of rodents. I have seen squirrels as well as mice with this same type of behaviour. I would set a rat trap just outside the hole with some tasty treat on the end. If you don't have pets you could also try some poison. I had a few squirrels eat a hole in the post of my front porch. They had made a nest in my attic. Very annoying but when we sealed the hole. They had been left inside. Very disgusting as it took us well over a week to find the stench when they couldn't get back out. They (the rodent(s)) could very well have a small nest under your flowers in the ground. Alot of rodents burrow but usually seek the higher ground to ward off snakes. And if they are burrowing under the root system of your plants it could certainly cause a shock to your budding flowers. Try either digging up the plants and completely replanting the bed (careful the rodents will make a break for it if they are home). And patch the hole with plaster of paris or bondo. If you take it's home completely it will be less eager to return. As if it sees the entrance it will most likely feel in the right to break down the blockade or simply create a new one. I really hope this helps as I hate little rodents. They love to eat bulbs and any fruit that they can sink thier teeth into. Good luck and Happy gardening.