Telltale cones of mud in your lawn are a signal that mole season is upon us.

Lawn insecticides aggravate a mole problem by forcing the mole to tunnel further to find sufficient food. Another ineffective mole-control method is a poison grain bait commonly referred to as ...

Though scattering coffee grounds around your garden does not work to keep out moles, there are five humane ways to kick moles ...

They’re back! Telltale cones of mud in your lawn are a signal that mole season is upon us, and if you do nothing, moles will take over your entire yard. Doing nothing is not an option. Over the ...

The professionals at Ryan Lawn & Tree are here to set the record straight with a few mole myths busted! (Ryan Lawn & Tree) Mole Myth #1: Control the grubs to control the moles. Moles dig main ...

The mole is empaled by the spring-loaded mechanism on the trap. One or two traps should be enough for the average-sized lawn. Ironically, one of the best methods of control is a hungry cat.

Moles, voles and gophers all create tunnels and are active underground, but what they eat and the damage they cause varies.

When it comes to lawn and gardening woes, nothing can be more disheartening to gardeners than the appearance in lawns of mole burrows. Both expert and novice gardeners scratch their heads in ...

The eastern mole, Scalopus aquaticus, is a common nuisance in Alabama lawns. Image Courtesy of the National Science Foundation Jefferson County Cooperative Extension  By Hunter McBrayer Moles ...

Does your lawn have mounds of dirt and tunnels all over this time of year? Have you tried various methods of control with little success? Have you been secretly thinking ...

I’ve had many calls about controlling moles over the past few weeks. Moles and voles sometimes cause aesthetic problems in our lawns and flower beds. However, after reading this article, you may ...

There is a long running misconception that if you have mole activity in your yard, you have a grub problem. Not so.