The bane of the botanical minded! They may be cute but they are destructive. Rabbits will eat your produce and nibble on your new shrubs before you get a chance to enjoy them. Read on for tips to deter them!
Wildlife
Deterring Rabbits
Hunting Deer & Game Birds
Having a diverse range of land will attract all animals. In fact, the more birds, the more deer. Learn about raising game birds, attracting and growing deer, and training gun & hunting dogs. Make the most out of hunting season with Spikes & Houles!
Attracting Hummingbirds
Ruby-throated Hummingbirds (Archilochus colubris) are the most widely ranging of the world's 338 species of hummingbirds, all of which nest ONLY in the Western Hemisphere. Spring migration patterns bring them to the Twin Cities area on or around May 1st and throughout the northern part of the state by May 10th.
Feeding Mealworms, Grubs and Crickets to Poultry & Wild Birds
Spikes carries dried mealworms & grubs in a multitude of sizes from 3.5 ounce to 5 pound bags. Dried insects are a great addition to add to any bird's diet from chickens to wild birds.
Deterring Voles
Vole damage shows up after snow melt. You'll likely see it in your lawn first, but a close examination of small trees and shrubs may reveal chewed bark at the base. Learn what to look for and what to do to prevent future problems.Â
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Squirrels - Love Them or Hate Them
Control Moles
Moles can damage lawns, tear up plant roots, and create havoc. Gertens Experts provide tips to keep your yard clear of these pests!
Control Mice
With Gertens Bonide Mouse Magic Repellent, you can keep the pests out and away from your indoor and outdoor living spaces!
All About Deer
We all love the sight of deer feeding out in a field, but the ability for deer to adapt to many types of environments has made them a pest to many of us. Gertens Experts offer tips on to keep your deer healthy throughout the seasons!
For The Birds
Ahh spring: when a birds' attention turns towards mating. Which means nesting and, if you supply an attractive bird and butterfly garden for them, you'll end up with a backyard brood that provides constant entertainment.