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Tip: Control Moles in Lawn

National Gardening Association
Long, winding tunnels in your lawn are sure signs of moles. To safely discourage them, spray the lawn with a mole repellent made from the oil of castor beans. Moles hate the smell.



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This news arrived on: 03/26/2009
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03-26-2008 11:37
Linda wrote:

Moles

Moles usually come around because of grub worms; treat your lawn for grubs and the moles will go away because their snack is gone.




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