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   How do you know if a mole is in your lawn?

   • Molehills in lawn Molehills are usually the first sign of mole activity as heaps of excavated soil are thrown up on the surface of lawns and flower beds. Molehills are usually the first sign of mole activity as heaps of excavated soil are thrown up on the surface of lawns and flower beds.

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   How do you know if a mole is in your garden?

   • The first sign of mole activity is heaps of excavated soil thrown up on the surface of lawns and flower beds. These are known as molehills. Moles tunnelling through the soil can disturb the roots of seedlings and other small plants in flower beds and vegetable plots. Where do moles come from? Moles live in the ground, so it's uncommon to find one.

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   How do you know if you have a mole?

   • According to the RHS, the tell-tale signs you have a mole include: The first sign of mole activity is heaps of excavated soil thrown up on the surface of lawns and flower beds. These are known as molehills. Moles tunnelling through the soil can disturb the roots of seedlings and other small plants in flower beds and vegetable plots.

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   Are moles in your yard a problem?

   • Moles in your yard can cause many problems for you, such as: – Shallow tunneling that damages plants under the surface of the ground. – Tunnels can cause damage to irrigation systems, cables, and pipes. – Moles create hills in your yard which then turn into holes when they have pushed aside from their tunneling activities.

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   Why do Moles appear in my garden?

   • Moles may suddenly appear in your garden due to changes in soil conditions, increased insect activity, or if nearby construction or farm work disturbs their habitat. They may also migrate to new areas in search of food or mates. What attracts moles to your garden in the UK?

   A simple guide to garden moles and how to get rid of them

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   How do moles affect mowing?

   • Mole runs disturb roots and can hinder growth in crops, flowering plants and lawn areas. Tunnelling by moles will bring stones up to the surface which may damage mowing machines and harvesters. The very uneven ground caused by raised ridges and molehills can cause livestock to fall and become injured.

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   Moles are rodents who enjoy tunneling under your lawn and making tunnels. They eat the earthworms, grubs, and other bugs in your garden. Moles don’t harm anything but their underground tunnels can cause damage to plants by pulling up roots or pushing them into the air.

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   Apr 19, 2024 · Moles are carnivorous, so they eat insects, grubs, or worms—not your plants. Despite this, moles’ digging can damage your garden and lawn. Here are tips on how to identify, deter, and control moles.

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   You may see the following signs of mole activity: The first sign of mole activity is heaps of excavated soil thrown up on the surface of lawns and flower beds (molehills) Moles tunnelling through the soil can disturb the roots of seedlings and other small plants in flower beds and vegetable plots

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   Jun 5, 2024 · What does your lawn look like if you have moles? If you have moles, your lawn will have visible tunnels just below the surface, creating ridges. There will also be molehills scattered around, where moles have excavated soil.

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   Have you spotted these signs in your garden? Rentokil’s knowledgeable and experienced technicians will identify the exact areas where ‘live’ mole activity is present. Once we have established the extent of the infestation, we will advise you on the most appropriate treatments to solve your problem.

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   Sep 13, 2024 · How do you know if you have a mole infestation? According to the RHS , the tell-tale signs you have a mole include: The first sign of mole activity is heaps of excavated soil thrown up on the surface of lawns and flower beds.

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   Jan 3, 2024 · Moles do not directly harm plants—they can actually be beneficial—but they can disfigure a yard by tunneling and erupting soil. Learn three ways to get rid of moles.