There are signs mice are visiting your garden. If you don't want to use traps, you may be able to make your garden impenetrable by planting one specific herb.

If you keep seeing mice in your shed, backyard, or garden, your first instinct might be to reach for some non-lethal traps or call an exterminator. However, you may not need to do anything so drastic.

"A good rule of thumb is if you can fit a pencil into a crack, hole or opening, a mouse can get through it. The mice might not fit through a pencil hole, but their nose and mouth can quickly widen the ...

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Rats and mice like to quietly lurk in gardens in winter and then quickly grow into a infestation, but there is a simple way to repel them in January without spending any money at all.

Oats represent a cereal that hasn't undergone composting, meaning gardeners must recognise that introducing them directly to ...

Safer ways to keep mice out—without the toxicity.

In this video, I show you how I stopped our vegetable seeds (such as squash) from getting eaten by rats, mice, and other ...

Gardening expert warns that using oats as natural fertiliser could be inviting unwanted rodents to your garden, with cooked ...

While gardens may appear lifeless throughout January with little vegetation on show, tiny pests such as rats and mice can rapidly multiply into a full-blown invasion if left unchecked. These rodents ...

If you plan to use mothballs to repel mice from your yard or garden, think twice. You may be breaking the law and putting your family in danger.