7 plants that attract snakes to your house

If you want to keep snakes away, it might be wise to avoid planting these types of vegetation around your home. 

Wildflowers: These can attract a variety of insects, which serve as food for snakes. A diverse flower garden can create a rich ecosystem that attracts snakes.

Lemongrass: While its scent may repel some pests, it can attract certain prey that snakes hunt, indirectly drawing snakes to your garden.

Fennel: This herb can attract various insects and small mammals, making it a potential food source for snakes.

Mint: While it has a strong scent that may deter some pests, it can also attract insects that serve as food for snakes.

Thyme: This low-growing herb can attract insects and small creatures, creating a habitat that may draw in snakes.

Dandelions: Common in many yards, dandelions attract insects and small animals, which can in turn attract snakes.

Berry Bushes: It attract small animals that feed on the berries, making them appealing to snakes looking for a meal.

This information is not DNA's opinion but obtained from media reports