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   How do I get rid of hedgehogs in my garden?

   • Try cutting holes in fences, removing bricks from walls, or digging tunnels under the garden boundary. Hedgehogs can travel through gaps as small as 13x13cm, so these gaps don't need to be large. Replacing garden fencing for native hedgerows provides access through your garden for hedgehogs.

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   Can you help hedgehogs start in your own garden?

   • Helping hedgehogs can start in our own gardens, and luckily, it isn’t hard to make them feel welcome. Our friends at Essex Wildlife Trust have shared their tried and tested tips.

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   How can we protect our gardens from hedgehogs?

   • One of the most important things we can do is to provide holes and access points in our fences and other barriers, so we can link our gardens together for hedgehogs and create a ‘hedgehog highway’. Despite their small size and podgy stature, hogs roam around 2km each night in search of food, mates, nesting areas and hibernation spots.

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   How do hedgehogs get into a garden?

   • Hedgehogs can travel around a mile every night, so they may need help to get into and out of your garden. Try cutting holes in fences, removing bricks from walls, or digging tunnels under the garden boundary. Hedgehogs can travel through gaps as small as 13x13cm, so these gaps don't need to be large.

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   How do you keep hedgehogs out of a garden pond?

   • If you have a garden pond, make sure it has gentle, sloping sides so hedgehogs can walk in and out easily. Pre-formed plastic fish ponds don't have sloping sides and can be hard to get out of – add a log or plank of wood to the pond to give hedgehogs and other wildlife a helping hand.

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   How do you stop a hedgehog from roaming?

   • Garden walls and well-maintained fences restrict hedgehog movement. So make a highway. Cut a small hole, about 5 inches square in the bottom of your fence. This will allow the hedgehog to roam. Before you do this, let your neighbour know what you're doing. And please check that the fence is actually yours! Go Wild! Create a wild corner.

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   Hedgehogs can travel around a mile every night, so they may need help to get into and out of your garden. Try cutting holes in fences, removing bricks from walls, or digging tunnels under the garden boundary.

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   How to get rid of Hedgehog from your yard and around your home with products for Erinaceinae, control and different methods to catch and repel these pests from Nexles.

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   One of the best things you can do for hedgehogs is to allow them access to your garden. Simply cut a hole, 13cm x 13xm, in the bottom of your fence. If you have a large garden, consider making holes at several points.

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   Jun 16, 2020 · A modern garden holds a whole host of potential hazards for a visiting hedgehog. Follow these steps to make your garden a hedgehog haven. Avoid pesticides and chemicals - especially slug pellets. Hedgehogs are the gardener's friend and will be delighted to dine on the slugs, snails and caterpillars in your garden.

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   Sep 9, 2023 · Common options include: Spices: Sprinkle cayenne pepper, garlic powder, or vinegar around your garden to create unpleasant scents. Citrus Peels: Hedgehogs dislike the smell of citrus. Place citrus peels around your garden to deter them. Predator Urine: You can find predator urine products at garden supply stores.

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   Make your garden as hedgehog-friendly as possible and you will soon reap the benefits of nature's natural pest controllers. Provide wild patches . Leave some undisturbed areas where hedgehogs can forage and take shelter. Strimmers and mowers can cause horrific injuries, so look out for nesting hedgehogs when mowing long grass and wild patches.

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   Helping hedgehogs can start in our own gardens, and luckily, it isn’t hard to make them feel welcome. Our friends at Essex Wildlife Trust have shared their tried and tested tips.