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How To Naturally Get Rid of Gophers

Is your garden filled with strange mounds and tunnels? You might have gophers! These little animals can cause big problems by damaging your plants and messing up your garden. But donu2019t worry! In this post, weu2019ll show you how to naturally get rid of gophers. Whether youu2019re an experienced gardener or just starting out, our tips will help you get your garden back to looking beautiful and gopher-free!<br>https://stuffedinfo.com/how-to-get-rid-of-gophers/

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How To Naturally Get Rid of Gophers

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  1. How To Naturally Get Rid of Gophers stuffedinfo.com

  2. Why Should You Protect Your Garden From Gophers? Root Damage: Gophers munch on plant roots, which can lead to plants wilting or even dying. Soil Disruption: Additionally, their digging can mess up the soil and create bumpy garden surfaces. Plant Destruction: Moreover, gophers can uproot and wreck plants, making your garden look messy and less productive. Damage To Pipelines: Furthermore, they can also mess with water lines and irrigation systems while they’re digging around. stuffedinfo.com

  3. Signs That Your Garden Is Infested By Gophers Mounds of Soil Gophers, just like any other rodent, create distinct mounds of soil as they dig. However, the mounds are quite different from others and thus can be identified easily. Here’s how they look: These piles usually look like fans and have a hole right in the middle. Gopher mounds are generally around 6-12 inches tall and 12-24 inches wide. You’ll often find a chunk of soil plugging up the center. stuffedinfo.com

  4. Evidence of Tunneling Gopher tunnels can make your garden all bumpy and uneven. However, every tunnel is not always made by gophers. Here’s how Gophers’s tunnel looks like: These tunnels are usually about 2.5 to 3.5 inches wide, stretching across anywhere from 200 to 2,000 square feet, and they come in different depths. You’ll also find some shallow feeding tunnels alongside deeper spots for nesting and storing food. stuffedinfo.com

  5. Damaged Plants The plants in your garden might wither off due to many reasons, including gophers. Here’s how to check if gopher has damaged your plant: Look for any chewed-up roots or spots where roots are missing. stuffedinfo.com

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