How to get rid of mice on your property using plants: a surefire way
Mice and other rodents are a real problem for any summer resident, since these toothy pests can cause serious harm to the crops being grown.
In addition to mousetraps, chemicals and ultrasonic repellents, there are simpler methods of dealing with uninvited guests.
To show the tailed animals that they are not welcome here, it is worth placing daffodil bulbs mixed with coriander on the site.
They can be placed not only in the garden and vegetable patch, but also in the house – it is believed that this combination effectively repels mice.
Autumn crocus will also show rodents the door, but keep in mind that this perennial is poisonous.
You can either plant the plant in the beds or mix its bulbs with cereals and spread them where the furry pests have been noticed.
Another plant that can be called a biological weapon in the fight against mice is marsh wild rosemary.
Grow wild rosemary in your garden or simply place it in places where mice have been spotted, and the animals will no longer come near you because of the unpleasant aroma.
