Stop Moles and Burrowing Creatures Damaging your Lawn Grass
Moles can be a huge problem for the aspiring gardener. These burrowing creatures create an awful mess, producing mounds of dirt all over your pristine grass and digging holes that then need to be filled in and patched, either by seeding or re-turfing.
Here at Lawns for you, we came across a book written by a trans-atlantic cousin which gives you a great technique for stopping moles for good. And, best of all, it’s humane, so you don’t need to feel guilty about harming the furry little lawn destroyers.
The author also offers a range of videos to accompany the book so you can watch how to beat your mole problem rather than read.
Lawn jobs for the month
What to do on your lawn this month, and what to leave alone. One short email at the start of the month from late February to October, the months your lawn is actually growing.
From me, and never passed on.
About Duncan Gray
I spent my working life in greenkeeping: head greenkeeper at Lahinch, then in charge of nine bowling greens for Kyle and Carrick, including Ayr Northfield for the World Championships. The same care works on a lawn at home.
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