Put this down in the kitchen garden and watch the magic happen

Even the most passionate garden owners can get gray hair when animals repeatedly abuse the budding crops.

The damage often happens in the shelter of the night and the frustration spreads when onions are dug up or cabbage leaves disappear without a trace.

In the pursuit of a solution, many go to classic methods such as nets, fences or plant protection products, but for some it is neither desirable nor practical.

A growing group of garden owners has instead found their way to a much more low -practical method. It requires no large investments, it is easy to access, and then it is completely without harmful chemicals.

It writes North Sea Design

Several experienced gardeners call it downright indispensable, especially for those who grow green in smaller gardens or outdoors.

The first reports of the trick appeared among hobby passionate in garden forums and Facebook groups. The results quickly caused others to tip ears, and try the same method.

Pests like cats and squirrels suddenly stayed away, and many experienced that the crops could grow calm without unexpected visits.

But what is it that has turned out to work?

The trick simply consists of inserting plastic forks in the ground around the plants with the teeth facing up. The sharp edge seems deterrent, without hurting.

The animals sense a barrier and avoid the area. It is a cheap and sustainable solution that can be made with leftovers from the kitchen drawer.

Combined with other natural remedies such as cayenne pepper or used coffee beans, the method can help create a more peaceful environment in the garden. It benefits both plants and garden owners.

For those who want to go around chemicals and expensive products, the solution is as simple as it is surprising.