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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2013
Page
7
A homeowner reports moles creating giant soil mounds and extensive tunnel networks after snowmelt. The pest, 6 to 7 inches long with paddle forefeet and almost no eyes, digs underground and feeds on insects. Damage includes soil erosion and lifted turf, raising replacement costs.
A Kansas State University extension guide explains trapping as the most effective mole control method. Place traps in active tunnels rather than exploratory runs, locate straight stretches near activity signs, and use provided extension videos to learn setting procedures.
A guide on moles covering their digging power daily diet and movement, plus home remedies and professional options. It notes traps scissor-jawed harpoon and choker loop traps as effective and lists common garden center sources. Cites K-State and OSU extensions and provides contact for Jennifer Smith, Horticulture Extension Agent in Douglas County.
A greenhouse preview highlights Caliente and Calliope ivy geraniums as top summer performers. Trials show they beat competing varieties, with multiple color options and strong outdoor and container appeal. Ideal in full sun with afternoon shade, raised beds, and fertile soil. 2013 selections include Caliente Hot Rose and Calliope Rose Splash.
Frances and Michael Higgins, Chicago Institute of Design alumni, created the Higgins Studio in Riverside Illinois to produce fused glass works marked Higgins. Frances painted designs while Michael built mosaic style pieces. their marriage in 1948 preceded a popular, collectible line that remains active in department stores and gift shops.
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