Mice can be a nuisance both in the home and the garden, so check out our tips for deterring and controlling mice.
University of KentuckyMice can be quite frustrating when they munch on your plants and on your pantry snacks. Find out how to identify them and get rid of them.
Mice live near humans. Though it’s probably impossible to get rid of every single mouse, you need to keep them under control before they chew your garden and house apart.
Mice are bothersome and costly, because they contaminate a great deal of food for humans. Either by eating our crops or getting into our cupboards, mice will find a way to eat up our food supply. While they probably won’t cause significant damage to your home or your garden, seeing a mouse scurrying by can be quite a shock. Here are some helpful tips for keeping mice out of your garden and home.
Mice are small rodents that have relatively large ears and small black eyes. They are usually gray or light brown. Mice weigh about ½ of an ounce, and they are five to seven inches in length. Their tail adds an additional three to four inches to that length. Mice are characterized by a musky odor, and they are often active at night.
Mice love to tunnel and chew. Partially eaten potatoes or carrots are a sign of mice activity. They also love to eat newly sown seeds. In the home, they’ll chew small holes in cloth materials. Mice leave small droppings too, so if you see any, you might have an infestation.
Here are the best ways to get rid of mice. Try some of these methods for your garden and home:
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