Title: How to Keep Rodents out of the Garden
Headings: How to Keep Rodents out of the Garden
How to Keep Rodents out of the Garden
Recognizing the Signs of Rodents
How to tell if rodents are a problem in your garden? Look for the following signs:
Specific areas of the garden to check for rodent infestations include:
Do Mice Eat Plants?
The Dangers of Rodents in the Garden
How to Keep Rodents Out of the Garden
How to Get Rid of Rodents in My Garden
Precautions When Handling Traps
Keep Rodents Out Of the Garden Today
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Content: Bird feeders: Birds drop seeds from feeders, which can attract rodents into the garden. Stored bird seed in garden sheds or garages is also attractive to many rodents. Always store bird seed in a sealed, metal, galvanized container. Do Mice Eat Plants? Field mice in the wild eat seeds, nuts, berries and vegetation, as well as small insects. Do mice eat plants? Yes, and they will eat garden plants and houseplants, too. Mice are especially fond of seeds, so newly planted garden seeds like corn and sunflower seeds are a favorite target of garden mice. Newly emerging grass seed, grains and leafy green vegetables are also appealing to mice.