8 Plants That Can Attract Pests, Snakes, And Insects In Homes

Ivy

And so, people love having it in their garden. But, the thick leaves and vines of Ivy are the perfect hiding spots for aphids, spiders, and beetles.

Bamboo

Bamboo is another excellent choice when it comes to a home garden. It grows quickly, has tall branches, and just looks regal at times.

​Citrus fruits and plants

Another insect magnet is citrus plants. Orange, lemon, lemon balm, and the likes all can attract pests because of their fruit and scent.

Roses

Roses, the symbol of love, are one of the most beautiful flowers to exist. But unfortunately, these same roses can also attract a ton of pests into your home garden.

Lavender

So many people prefer growing Lavender because its scent is considered to drive insects away. But, it comes with a catch. Lavender can attract bees and wasps in large numbers.

​Mint leaves

Another plant that can attract all kinds of pests is Mint. Especially if Mint has been grown straight from the soil, instead of a pot.

Tomato

The easy-to-grow Tomato plant is very attractive to pests like aphids, whiteflies, and tomato worms. They not only damage the plants but also attract insects and spiders.

Tall grass, shrubs, and vines

A possible hideout for snakes and rodents in a garden would be the grass that hasn't been trimmed and has grown will.

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