Natural mole repellent can be a spray, concentrated liquid, or granulated solution but must use 100 percent natural products, such as castor oil, citronella oil, or garlic.

Which mole repeller is best? Moles are common pests that cause unsightly damage to yards and gardens as they burrow just under the grass in an endless search for worms, grubs and insects. While ...

Which mole repeller is best? Moles are common pests that cause unsightly damage to yards and gardens as they burrow just under the grass in an endless search for worms, grubs and insects. While ...

Here's a recipe for a natural mole repellent that has had good results. Take two handfuls of fresh mint stems not too woody - and leaves. Put them in a blender with a little water and blend it up ...

If you don’t have pets, you can also apply a caster oil solution around your yard, with a product such as Nature’s MACE Mole & Vole Repellent ($19.97, Amazon). This won’t hurt the moles, but ...

Say goodbye to unwanted garden guests! Kraig from Grange Co-op reveals how to gently steer moles away from your lawn.

Otherwise, daffodils can make for an effective mole repellent if strategically placed. Daffodils grow best in USDA zones 4-8. They bloom in the late winter to early spring, and will keep coming ...