Using plants as a natural defense can help. Plants like peppermint can keep rats and mice away and make your garden look nice.

These plants can be grown in different parts of the garden. They make it hard for pests to enter.

Experts recommend growing certain plants to keep pests away.

Luke suggests growing peppermint. Rodents do not like the strong smell of mint plants.

Peppermint gives off oils that can confuse rats and mice. Planting it around the garden can keep them away.

Peppermint is easy to grow and useful for cooking and teas.

Peppermint can overwhelm a rat's senses.

William recommends peppermint for rodent deterrence. It's not a perfect solution but it helps.

Peppermint has a strong smell that can confuse rats and mice. It's easy to grow and can be placed where needed.

Peppermint is easy to grow in the UK and can be grown in pots.

Loren says mint has a powerful scent. Rats and mice do not like strong scents like mint.

Mint keeps pests away. It's like a message that says 'this is not your home'.

When planting mint, be careful. It grows and spreads quickly, so it's best to contain it in pots.

Place mint pots in corners or near compost piles. Rats and mice try to enter homes in these areas.

Mint is a useful plant. It can be used for tea, drinks, and more.

A garden should be a peaceful place. Planting the right things can help create a harmonious environment.