Attracts insects, which in turn can attract prey animals like rodents, lizards, and small birds—food for snakes.
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These plants can attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, and the insects can attract small mammals or amphibians, which can draw snakes.
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Clover lawns or patches attract insects like ants, beetles, and spiders, which may lure small mammals like mice or voles—snakes’ potential prey.
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The dense ground cover created by violets can provide hiding spots for both prey (like insects or small rodents) and snakes.
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This plant attracts insects, including caterpillars and beetles, which are a food source for small animals and may draw snakes.
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The dense ground cover and sweet scent of flowers can attract insects and small mammals that snakes prey on. Snakes may find shelter in the thick foliage as well.
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The dense foliage and shade provided by hostas create a cool, moist environment that can attract small animals and give snakes a place to hide.
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