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 Post subject: Rats eating herbs
PostPosted: Mon Aug 25, 2008 3:27 pm 
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A girl I work with is having trouble with outside rats (yuck) eating the herbs in her garden. I know she has tried fox urine but that didn't work. Anything you all can suggest?

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There are several tips out for sustainable gardeners to either repel pests like rats, or merely give them something else to chew on, instead of your wonderful crops.

I use hot pepper/garlic spray applications on my crops to help repel the pests.

I have also grown extra herbs, like mints, garlic, onions, and border cover crops like sunflowers, msarigolds, etc. to keep pests away from my vegetable crops.

Happy Gardening!

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