Certain flora are purported to possess properties that deter serpents from inhabiting specific areas. This deterrent effect is often attributed to strong scents, textures, or the presence of compounds considered noxious to snakes.
The practice of utilizing vegetation as a form of natural pest control, including snake mitigation, has historical precedents in traditional gardening and agricultural practices. Its appeal lies in offering potentially less harmful alternatives to chemical repellents while contributing to biodiversity within a garden ecosystem.
