Do Voles Eat Plants
Voles Also Happily Inhabit Mole and Chipmunk Tunnels. Collapsed Plants. Voles Primarily Eat Plants. They Like to Feast on Roots, Tubers, or Bulbs, Which Puts...
Voles also happily inhabit mole and chipmunk tunnels. Collapsed plants. Voles primarily eat plants. They like to feast on roots, tubers, or bulbs, which puts crops like onions, potatoes, sweet potatoes, turnips, and beets at risk.
How do I keep voles from eating my plants?
Cut back brush, mow, weed, and create a clean space. Remove woodpiles and hiding places for voles from near your garden, shrubs, and trees. Keep your lawn mowed and bushes trimmed up from the ground. Avoid putting dense mulch too close to trees and shrubs.
How do I keep voles out of my garden?
Voles like living in mulch, leaf and grass piles, and tall ground covers. Lawns should be mowed regularly. To keep voles out of the garden, do not mulch close to trees, keep mulch around shrubs to a minimum, and pick up unturned piles of leaves and lawn clippings from around the yard.
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