Rats will scurry away from gardens at the sight of these three plants
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Gardens become a prime target for rats seeking shelter and sustenance for the winter, leading to chewed plants and dug-up flowerbeds as they nest. It's crucial to act swiftly upon spotting these rodents, as their rapid breeding and disease-carrying potential pose a threat to garden soil health. While poison is a common solution for rodent infestations, experts like James Neal from Neal Landscapes advise against it without professional guidance due to the risk of collateral damage to local
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