Mouse Repellent for Garden Plants, Natural Scent Pouch
Pick the whole crop at harvest instead of the bitten half. Hang the green mesh pouch among tomatoes, corn and squash, and the mint, clove, lemon and lost incense scent keeps mice and squirrels moving past your beds. Two pouches cover a raised bed and the edge of the yard in one pack.
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Pick the whole crop at harvest instead of the bitten half. Hang the green mesh pouch among tomatoes, corn and squash, and the mint, clove, lemon and lost incense scent keeps mice and squirrels moving past your beds. Two pouches cover a raised bed and the edge of the yard in one pack.
Natural scent-based repellent that keeps mice, rats and squirrels away from your garden vegetables
- rodents damaging vegetable crops
- mice and rats eating garden produce
- squirrels and rhizomys in yards
- rodent intrusion in household and garden areas
Keep rodents out of your harvest
Mice and squirrels have been stealing your vegetables before you pick them. Hang two natural-scent pouches among the plants and reclaim the crop you planted.
Two pouches, built to hang among your plants
- A scent rodents avoid
Mint, clove, lemon and lost incense make up the blend. Rodents tend to steer clear of strong botanical odors, and this scent gives them a reason to keep moving past your beds. The sachets are the only part you refill.
- Hangs where crops grow
The mesh pouch hangs from a stake, cage or branch among the plants. Mice and squirrels travel along bed edges and through the foliage, so the scent sits right in their path.
- Enough to cover the beds
Two pouches in one pack let you cover a raised bed and the edge of an orchard or yard. Hang one at each end of the row and the scent reaches the middle.
Hang them where the rodents walk
- 1Hang one pouch at plant height
Tie the green mesh pouch to a tomato cage, stake or low branch so it sits among the leaves and fruit.
- 2Place a pouch at each bed end
Use the second pouch on the opposite end of the row, or along the edge of an orchard or yard. Two pouches cover a bed of this size.
- 3Tuck white sachets where rodents travel
Drop a few white sachets along fence lines, shed doors and the edges of stored produce crates.
- 4Swap the sachets when the scent fades
Rain and sun wear the aroma down. When you can no longer smell the mint and clove, replace the sachets and keep the mesh pouch in place.
Two pouches and the sachets to refill them
- Green mesh hanging pouch×2
Hangs from a stake, cage or branch among plants
- White scented sachets
Mint, clove, lemon and lost incense blend; replace when the scent fades
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The blend is built on mint, clove, lemon and lost incense, aromas that rodents tend to avoid. The pouch works as a barrier, not a trap: it gives mice and squirrels a reason to pass by your beds instead of feeding in them.
There are no poisons, baits or traps in the pack. It is a natural botanical blend in a mesh pouch. Hang it out of reach of pets and small children, and wash your produce as you normally would before eating.
Replace the white sachets once the mint and clove smell has faded. The mesh pouch stays on the plant, so you only buy sachet refills for the rest of the season.
Heavy rain washes the scent out faster. Check the sachets after a big storm and swap them if the aroma is gone. Traps need checking and handling, and sprays need reapplying after every rain, so one pouch hung once is less work.
Yes. Tuck a sachet near storage crates, in a shed or in a pantry corner where squash and potatoes are kept. Two pouches cover a bed and a storage area, which makes the pack a practical choice for home growers.