I wrote a column on moles and recommended how to help you manage moles in your gardens. Moles and voles are not even in the same family. Voles, Microtus pennsylvanicus, or meadow voles, are voracious ...

A few weeks ago while at the pool, I made a new acquaintance who asked me about moles. He said, “How do you get rid of moles?” I recalled some initial ideas about castor beans and a trap that works.

Moles and voles are two common garden pests that are ... Since shrews do minimal damage to yards, no control is typically necessary. Read the original article on Martha Stewart.

discusses ways to control voles. This week on The Family Plot ... They burrow, they feed on plant material. They, unlike moles and armadillos, they like roots, and they will kill your ornamentals ...

Moles are carnivorous creatures; they don't eat plants, but they can nonetheless harm your plants accidentally while ...

Moles, voles and shrews can wreak havoc on a lawn with their digging. “The voles are chewing on roots and seeds, they can do damage to shrubs in the wintertime especially,” said Joel Martin, operator ...

Effectively repel all kinds of mice e.g. mouse, rat, mole, gopher, groundhog, vole, bamboo rats ... No mess, no traps to check. Work immediately. (Tips: Remove the white protective film under ...