Nobody wants unexpected slithery visitors in their yard! Whether you’re dealing with harmless garden snakes or venomous species, these simple, effective, and natural methods will help deter snakes without harming them or the environment.
Why Snakes Enter Yards (& How to Stop Them)
Snakes seek shelter, food (rodents, insects), and water. Eliminate these attractants, and they’ll stay away!
1. Keep Your Yard Clean & Tidy
Mow grass short – Reduces hiding spots.
Remove piles of leaves, wood, and debris – Favorite snake hiding spots.
Store firewood off the ground – Prevents nesting.
. Pro Tip: Snakes love overgrown bushes and tall grass—trim regularly!
2. Eliminate Food Sources
Control rodents – Use traps or natural repellents to reduce mice/rats.
Reduce insects – Fix standing water (mosquitoes attract frogs, which attract snakes).
3. Use Natural Snake Repellents
Essential oils – Clove, cinnamon, and cedar oil sprayed around the perimeter.
Garlic & onion spray – Blend with water and spray around entry points.
Used coffee grounds – Sprinkle near fences or foundations.
(Note: Commercial snake repellents often have mixed results—natural scents work better!)
see next page
Turn chuck into a roast so tender, no one will know it only took 5 minutes to prep
Nurturing Your Eyes: The Natural Path to Optimal Vision
How To Make Broccoli Cheese Soup?
Get rid of those orange spaghetti stains from Tupperware and other plastic bowls with these ideas
Keeping Your Clothes White and Bright: Simple and Eco-Friendly Tips
How To Make Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup
How to Grow a Bushy Wandering Jew nanouk (Tradescantia zebrina) – From a First-Time Grower’s POV
ow to Make a Delicious Hamburger and Potato Casserole
10 Health Benefits of Cinnamon You Need to Know