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Stop voles in their holes!
Are there chew marks on your fruit trees? Are voles gnawing on your ornamental plantings? If so, choose Vole King and protect the crown! What are voles? Voles belong to the rodent family. They look like mice, but appear stouter and have a shorter tail. Voles build their nests underground – in the top 12 inches of soil. How much damage do they cause? Meadow and woodland voles cause extensive damage to orchards, tree plantings, and ornamental plantings. They gnaw on the bark of seedlings and target the crown on more mature trees.
They also consume small roots, girdle large roots, and eat a variety of seeds, fruits, and bulbs. They even eat your grass! How do I check for voles? Since voles do not hibernate, they spend the entire year causing damage to your trees. injured trees grow slowly and appear to off-color and sickly before they die off. You may not discover the damage until it is too late! The easiest way to check for voles is to look for their runway system. They build this transportation system just under the surface of your lawn or landscape.
What can I do to protect my plants? Vole King has the answer for you! They designed their wire plant baskets to deter voles. They make these mesh baskets out of stainless steel. This material resists both rust and damage caused by the elements. Simply bend the mesh around the root ball and the crown of your plants. This ensures a lifetime of protection against voles, yet allows the roots to grow through the mesh! This package contains 4 1-gallon baskets.
- Product Name: Vole King 1 Gallon Plant Baskets, Pack of 4
- Material: Stainless Steel Mesh
- Quantity: Pack includes 4 baskets
- Mesh Size: Fits 1 gallon size plants
- Protection: Provides year-round protection against voles
- Resistance: Resists rust and damage caused by elements
- Usage: Bends and molds around the root ball of plants to protect roots and crown
- This product is covered under A.M. Leonard’s exclusive 30-Day Down to Earth Guarantee. Click Here for more Details.
- User-friendly and effective
- Stainless steel mesh resists rust
- Bends and molds around the root ball of plants to protect roots and crown
- Year-round protection — saves time and money
Voles belong to the rodent family. They look like mice, but appear stouter and have a shorter tail. Voles build their nests underground in the top 12 inches of soil.
2. How much damage do voles cause?
Meadow and woodland voles cause extensive damage to orchards, tree plantings, and ornamental plantings. They gnaw on the bark of seedlings and target the crown on more mature trees. They also consume small roots, girdle large roots, and eat a variety of seeds, fruits, and bulbs. They even eat your grass!
3. How can I protect my plants from voles?
Vole King has the answer for you! They designed their wire plant baskets to deter voles. They make these mesh baskets out of stainless steel. This material resists both rust and damage caused by the elements. Simply bend the mesh around the root ball and the crown of your plants. This ensures a lifetime of protection against voles, yet allows the roots to grow through the mesh! This package contains 4 1 gallon baskets. User friendly and effectiveStainless steel mesh resists rustBends and molds around the root ball of plants to protect roots and crownYear round protection – saves time and money.
4. How do I check for voles?
Since voles do not hibernate, they spend the entire year causing damage to your trees. Injured trees grow slowly and appear to off color and sickly before they die off. You may not discover the damage until it is too late! The easiest way to check for voles is to look for their runway system. They build this transportation system just under the surface of your lawn or landscape.
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