When planting and maintaining a garden, you know that some of the work goes beyond the scope of the plants. Part of a gardener's job also entails keeping unwanted pests out, including snakes.

These are native grasses that offer coverage and a location for hunting tiny prey. Their growth is thick and are tall, providing snakes protection against harsh weather and animals. These plants ...

While a lot does depend on whether or not you have water features on your property, rest assured that even the presence of a garden hose will attract snakes. Wherever rodents can drink ...

Avoid using chemical pesticides that kill small animals and insects, common prey of such snakes, instead, cultivate a healthy ecosystem by planting a variety of native plants to attract a diverse ...

You may soon find that along with its attractive appearance, it brings you good luck too. Snake plant benefits are optimised to the fullest when placed in a Feng Shui-approved location; they have the ...

Are you both a snake plant and cat lover? If your house is full of adorable feline species coupled with a lavish green interior of snake plants, we may have bad news for you. We understand that snake ...

Snakes can be an unwelcome sight around your home, especially if you live in an area where they are common. While most snakes are harmless and even beneficial for controlling pests, keeping them away ...

year. long. Get a head start by choosing an easy-care houseplant. Snake plant—newly crowned 2025’s Plant of the Year by 1-800-Flowers.com—is a top contender. Known by its botanical name ...

Spiders, insects, fungi and agricultural pests are being imported into the UK and northern Europe in cut flowers and other ornamental plants. Snakes and lizards are also slipping unnoticed into ...

Snake plants (Dracaena trifasciata) are resilient plants known for their sturdy leaves and ability to thrive in low light. While these tropical houseplants can handle a lot before they start to ...