What is the best way to keep moles and voles out of your yard?
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First try to get rid of the grubs. You can purchase something at HD or Lowes for grubs, not sure what it is called. Moles eat the grubs and voles eat your bulbs and hosta and any kind of root underground. Moles and voles share tunnels. It only takes 1 or 2 moles or voles to completely destroy your yard. I have a metal windmill mole chaser. It seems to work pretty well. All of my plants that I put in the ground, I plant in a large bucket with the bottom cut out, because the voles don't dig but so far under the ground and so far everything has survived. Good luck to you. Those are nasty little devils!
Hello! Garden experts swear by castor oil pellets, which are available at your local home and garden store. The pellets are not harmful to plants, grass, or pets. But the pesky varmits leave your yard and find somewhere else to go! Good luck!
I have put castor oil in the mole holes. It worked for me, they do not like it.
The in ground vibrating mole devices work wonders.
You can rent rolling machines and machines that pound the ground. They go running. My grandmother always poked mothballs into her lawn to keel moles out