23/ MAY /2023
Marigold:
This plant has a strong scent that snakes find unpleasant, and it's also easy to grow in a variety of soil types.
Wormwood:
This plant has a strong scent that repels snakes, and it's also used for medicinal purposes.
West Indian Lemongrass:
This plant has a strong citrus scent that repels snakes and is also used in cooking.
Mother-in-Law’s Tongue:
This plant has sharp leaves that can be uncomfortable for snakes to crawl over, and it's also easy to care for.
Tulbaghia Violacea:
This plant has a strong garlic scent that repels snakes and is also known for its medicinal properties.
Indian Snakeroot:
This plant is known for its ability to repel snakes, and it's also used in traditional medicine.
Rosemary:
This plant has a strong scent that repels snakes and is also used in cooking.
Onion and Garlic:
These plants have a strong scent that repels snakes, and they're also commonly used in cooking.
Fennel:
This plant has a strong scent that repels snakes and is also used in cooking.