Re:Small holes in garden. (1 viewing)
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TOPIC: Re:Small holes in garden.
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Small holes in garden. 2008/02/04 12:42
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I have received an email from someone with a holiday home here concerned about the small holes which are appearing in her garden. She wonders what causes them, can they cause a problem and how to get rid of them or stop them appearing. I have them in my garden and understood it was either mice or a type of grasshopper and they havn't caused any problems. The lady's worry is that if they are mice will they get into the house when they are not here!
With 4 cats I don't have that worry!!
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Re:Small holes in garden. 2008/02/06 08:27
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We have the same problem, they are mice!
Fortunately one of our dogs is proving to be an excellent mouser!
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Re:Small holes in garden. 2008/03/31 13:32
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Our garden is like Swiss Cheese, can we borrow the 4 cats and the dog please!!!
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Re:Small holes in garden. 2008/04/09 15:37
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Our next door neighbour advises pouring drops of petrol down the mouseholes as they can't stand the smell and it drives them away. OK if you're not planning a barbecue, I daresay! Otherwise, I've recently noticed plastic bottles of mouse deterrent in the gardening aisle of the Auchan supermarket at Gueugnon. Hope this helps!
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