Rats can be a real headache for gardeners as they love nothing more than feasting on fruits, vegetables and flowers, while ...

Rats are a common nuisance for gardeners as they enjoy feasting on fruits, vegetables and flowers, while also scavenging near ...

Rats can cause a lot of damage in your garden by burrowing under plants, eating your flowers and vegetables and even gnawing ...

If you've noticed some of the tell-tale signs of a rat infestation in your garden, you should take action as soon as possible ...

Rats are a gardener's worst nightmare as they cause a lot of damage, spread diseases and can be difficult to get rid of. But ...

There are some home remedies that you can use to prevent mosquito ... Neem oil is a powerful natural insect repellent. Mix it with a carrier oil and apply it to the skin or burn it in a diffuser.

So two gardening experts have revealed exactly how to banish rats for good from your garden with two cheap natural plant repellents. Sam Bryant, an animal expert from Glenlivet Wildlife ...

Lavender, a fragrant herb known for its calming and relaxing properties, is a great rat repellent. Even though the smell is lovely and pleasant to people, rats dislike the strong scent.

Its strong scent can help repel mosquitoes effectively. Take a cup of water, add a few drops of tea tree oil, and spray. This spray will help repel mosquitoes due to its anti-bacterial and insect ...

When laying food out for the birds that visit your garden, more often than not, other visitors turn up too, including the less welcome rats - but garden experts have revealed this surprising shrub can ...