Additionally, Tony King, pest control expert and founder of The Piper Pest Control Co., recommends using pest-repellent plants: ‘Landscaping using vole-resistant plants like daffodils ...

Moles can be difficult to get rid of once an infestation takes hold. These recommendations for the best mole repellent will ...

Like many of you, Jeff in Manassas has both moles and voles. Neither pest is easy to control, but the first course of action should be to apply copious amounts of a castor oil-based mole and vole ...

Voles live in family or community groups and are able to breed any time of the year. They are very prolific and may have up to 10 litters per year with three to six young.

Voles are longer than moles, measuring up to 8 inches in length, from nose to tip of tail. Most are in the six to seven-inch range, however. Voles look like big mice.

The following link offers some practical tips on voles and vole control, including trapping to verify that voles are present, and methods of scouting and treating with rodenticide to reduce exposure ...

For burrowing pests, products like I Must Garden Mole & Vole Repellent offer solid results, says Bowden. These repellents typically come in granule form and are effective in fall and spring when ...

Moles make raised tunnels, especially in lawns, but they don't eat plants. Voles make small holes in the ground and eat lots of plants. And really big holes… ...

I’ve tried such vole repellents in past years, and in my particular case the voles ignored the repellent and went about their business of destruction. Snow mold.

Voles are snack food for owls, hawks, coyotes, foxes, snakes, feral cats and other carnivores, ... No home remedy or repellent has been shown to be reliably effective.

By George Weigel/The Patriot-News Q: I have a row of holly bushes, about 20 of them. They were planted more than 10 years ago and were thriving. Over the last year, they have started to die off ...