I had put a row of pansies where the pink heaths is now blooming.
The Pansies full grown started to disappear only a hole would
be left.
This is a rodent a VOLE is the problem,it takes the
be left.
This is a rodent a VOLE is the problem,it takes the
flowers down that hole and eats the roots.
The gardener puts a heavy mulch in the beds every spring
that is what they like roots and bark.
The solution is poison gas pumped in the holes or mouse traps
with peanut butter on them. They come out at night.
We will try five traps if this fails the gardener will have to make
that other call.
In all my years of having gardens never ever had this problem
in Texas , Ark , or Tennessee.
7 comments:
I think this is what destroyed my plants when I lived in Atlanta.
We have had these at one of our yards/gardens and it ate everything!
I hope you fix your vole problem. We have gophers and it is pretty hard to get rid of them, though our cat kills some. When I plant an herb or any plant 1 gallon or bigger I plant it in a gopher cage; they now sell small inexpensive cages for little plants.
I hope you don't use poison, I hate to think of a wild critter or bird or cat eating a poisoned vole.
We have voles here too...they ate the roots of one of Hydrangeas...just left sticks. Hope you get him in the trap:)
I have an idea maybe the Bennie could get the vole with a sling shot! :)
Oh my GOODNESS! I do know that they have such a high metabolism that they have to eat many times their weight each day.
Oh no! We have never dealt with them, but we do have moles making tunnels in our yard.
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