Long, winding trails in your lawn? This is the work of voles, who have been busy burrowing and chewing on the thatch of your lawn all winter.
To repair the damaged areas, rake the area well (ensure lawn is dry). Apply a thin layer of soil then grass seed, topping the seed with another thin layer of soil. Do ensure the area is kept moist for best germination success.
As voles are most active in winter months, mark your calendar to spray your lawn with Plantskydd (a natural animal deterrent) late in the fall to prevent damage all winter long.
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Long, winding trails in your lawn? This is the work of voles, who have been busy burrowing and chewing on the thatch of your lawn all winter.
To repair the damaged areas, rake the area well (ensure lawn is dry). Apply a thin layer of soil then grass seed, topping the seed with another thin layer of soil. Do ensure the area is kept moist for best germination success.
As voles are most active in winter months, mark your calendar to spray your lawn with Plantskydd (a natural animal deterrent) late in the fall to prevent damage all winter long.
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