Squirrels: trim branches, install porcupine wire, or use sticky repellent on trim. Population reduction may be needed. Moles: you ruled out traps/poison. Options: flooding, paving, or 4-ft deep hardware cloth barrier. Ultrasonic/sonic repellents don’t work.
Distinguishing Moles from Voles and Effective Trapping Strategies
Comprehensive Control Strategies for Ground Squirrels, Moles, and Gophers
Managing Moles in the Lawn Naturally
Giant Bird of Paradise & European Palms: Root Concerns, Pruning, and Care
Assessing Freeze Damage on Bougainvillea in Southern California: The Cambium Test and Hard Pruning
Reseeding Grub-Damaged Lawn in Maine: Timing and Prevention
Fast, Professional Fire and Water Damage Restoration in New Hampshire
Advanced Maple Trunk Decay: No Magic Bullet, Focus on Vigor and Safety
Lawn Holes: Voles, Not Moles—Perfectly Round Holes Indicate Voles
Palm and Birch Root Damage to Brick Fence
Squirrel Damage to Bluebird Houses: Metal Guard Fix
Sapsucker Damage on Trees: Identification and Management
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