Moles often appear on summer cottages, which ruin all the work in the garden. Gardeners use all sorts of means to get rid of them.
They set various traps, put poison in their passages, but all this does not last long, the moles return again and again.
To repel moles from your property, use aromatic plants with a very strong smell that will irritate the sensitive sense of smell of these harmful animals.
Oddly enough, these plants are the Siberian snowdrop, daffodils and imperial fritillary.
They are completely unpretentious to grow and can easily be grown in the garden.
To enhance the effect, plant a bed of garlic and onions in the area; moles also don’t like their smell.
If you plant garlic next to a bed of strawberries, you can protect it from the invasion of these burrowing animals.
You can also dig small pegs into the area and hang tin cans on them, which will rattle with even the slightest gust of wind.
Moles, which have perfect hearing, will be frightened by these sounds and will avoid the area.
