Title: Mouse Proof Plants: Growing Plants That Are Safe From Mice
Headings: Plants Mice Won’t Eat – What Plants Do Mice Dislike
Plants Mice Won’t Eat – What Plants Do Mice Dislike
What Plants Do Mice Dislike?
Plants That Repel Mice

Content: Use these suggestions for plants that will be safe from nibbling mice and some that may actually help repel the critters. What Plants Do Mice Dislike? Most gardeners are concerned with bigger pests, like deer and raccoons , eating their plants or vegetable harvests. Mice can be a big issue as well. They may be small, but mice can make quick work of the plants you have worked hard to grow and nurture. Mice particularly like to nibble on bulbs you’re hoping will bloom in the spring. You may think it’s a mole or a squirrel, but oftentimes the bulb culprit ruining your spring garden is a mouse. Bulb plants that are safe from mice include: Daffodils
Snowdrops
Chionodoxa (Glory of the Snow)
Fritillaria
Wood squill (Siberian)
Camassia
Muscari (Grape hyacinth)
There is mixed evidence that mice will eat allium bulbs, but they definitely enjoy munching on all tulip , crocus , iris varieties and most types of hyacinth. Plants That Repel Mice
If you have an issue with mice in your home or garden, you may want to consider growing some plants that will keep them away.