Primrose Sork Natural Mole Repeller & Deterrent Bulbs

I've used these before with great success. Not so good this time. Caught two moles after they had been planted. I'd recommended them to my bowling club and others who unfortunately has less success with them than I had initially had.

Got to wait for the resultant exodus of the moles!

It works but give it time they are bulbs. Have used in previous gardens. After 18 months or so they were back, so then plant a fresh lot. When first purchased it was advertised as having been used on golfing areas with success. After 2 years' they will pop up again. If a massive infestation as we had on fine sandy soil in Appleton, Oxon in 90s, I cannot say as we were overwhelmed. I would like to have known about this product then. Very bold little creatures who would dig as we stood close.

Have used this product for the last two years and touch wood have been mole free since I started planting them. Cheaper than a lot of other methods, you can 't see them, so very unobtrusive, and it's a more humane way of dealing with moles.

No moles around at the moment!

Put these in about 10 months ago and after having been bothered by miles for over 4 years as of 10/09/15 no mole hills so far 👍🏼I've had the sonar sound sticks and even tried fruit flavour chewing gum but nothing worked . You have to only plant bulbs on 3 sides of the garden and leave one end open for the moles to move out so to speak then after a few weeks , if no mole hills appear plant the bulbs in the side left open. As I say worked for me

I was sceptical that these bulbs would work and keep moles at bay. However one month since planting we have not had any more mole hills in the lawn even though we can see that the moles are nearby with mole hills appearing in the vegetable garden. We hope it continues.

~I realise like all annimals moles will have their own personality. I put the bulbs in. Even went as far as to put a couple inside the moles tunnel. Work up the next morning to find them sitting on the top of the mole hill. A mole with a sense of humour.The mole catcher has been called and he charges £40 per mole and a guarantee he will catch it. Oh for a green flat lawn again.