Notice those fat, furry creatures popping out of holes in your grass and snacking on your lawn? They may appear cute and harmless, but if you're worried about them, you certainly are not making a ...

Castor-oil controls are popular, nontoxic ways to chase moles out of your yard. Moles dislike the smell of castor oil and simply leave the area. Most of the castor-oil products come in a concentrated ...

Although you may scratch your head over what animal is digging holes in your yard, there’s no mistaking when that animal is a mole. You’re not likely to see one above ground, but the hills and ruts a ...

Jeff in Manassas writes: “I could use some advice. We have a mole (or several moles by the looks of it) making a home in our yard. They’re in the grass and flower beds and we’re at a complete loss as ...

I am having problems with moles in my garden. They are eating the roots of my tomato plants and killing them. Is there a nontoxic method I can use to stop the damage? The moles are feeding on the ...

You can count me among the gardeners invaded by moles tunneling through the lawn and gardens. The pesky creature started in a nearby neighbor’s lawn and has been tunneling his way through several more ...

Moles! Just the mention of their name brings a scowl to people's faces. Most folks believe that to rid the property of moles, total annihilation of all insect and worm life is necessary. There much ...

Cheri in Annandale writes: “Do moles and voles go together in lawns? I believe we had them about 12 years ago but had big dogs and they seemed to go away. Now we have a small, older dog and tunnels ...

Most folks believe that to rid the property of moles, total annihilation of all insect and worm life is necessary. I would like to inform you of some much safer ways to achieve the same results.

Moles on the skin are a dark cluster of pigment-forming cells called melanocytes. These are typically harmless but if you want to get rid of them, an expert has you covered, revealing how to do so ...

Grub worms are the larval stage of Japanese and other types of beetles. They live in the soil until they pupate and transform into the adult beetles. When they are in the soil, they will feed on the ...