Thankfully, proven methods to manage moles in your garden do not have to involve causing harm to the animals. We can avoid setting lethal traps or pouring mole poison into mounds.

So if you see mole damage in your lawn, you can feel relatively sure that he’s the one and only critter burrowing to China in your garden. Moles have hairless, pointed snouts that are about half ...

Deep Edging: Installing barriers that extend 30 cm deep can stop moles from digging their way into your yard. Reduce Soil ...

To get rid of moles, Clemson’s Home and Garden Information Center suggests using traps which are available from most mass merchandisers, garden centers and home improvement stores. The most ...

The Dumping Ground has gained a new garden friend - and this pesky little mole is destroying the garden!Help Taz catch the mole to release it into a much bigger home, where it can dig all the ...