Flower from moles on the site

Spring is coming... the season for the migration of moles is about to begin. Are you ready for their coming?

You know, before we also made all kinds of scarers, set traps, turned on loud music, as advised by "experts" on the Internet. All this, even if it helped, did not finally resolve the issue. It is extremely difficult to drive out moles from the site, if they have already settled. And any summer resident who has experienced their invasion will confirm this.

But sometimes the problem is solved simply! It turns out that you can not bathe about moles at all if you plant such a flower on the site.

In our village, one summer resident did this - he planted these flowers of different colors and varieties along the fence. We thought he decorates his site, everyone wants a blooper! From the side of the lane, he dropped off outside the fence, and on the other - on the territory of his site. Surprisingly, we always go down to the river through this alley. On one side there is a wall of lupins, on the other - hazel grouse. When they bloom, you walk along a fabulous lane and rejoice ...

What is surprising is that this strip of flowers is a barrier to the movement of moles. Each can be planted every 1 meter or even 2. It still works. When there were traces of intruders last spring, the neighbor boasted to us that they would not climb to him, even if we chased away with traps and scarers. Yes indeed. Don't go to him.
The roots of the "Imperial hazel grouse", as it turns out, emit some strong-smelling substances into the ground. They should be harmless to other plants, but I still do not advise planting them closer than 1-2 m to vegetable crops. So moles cannot tolerate this smell or taste. If the path of the moles or their trenches runs through the territory where the hazel grouses are planted, then they leave this site farther and completely. So take it into service, plant this flower in your area, blocking the path of the moles. Checked, works!
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