1. Tall grasses.

Snakes, especially grass snakes, are often found in areas with tall grasses. Plants like fountain grass, miscanthus, and switchgrass create ideal hiding spots and provide cover for snakes.

2. Ground cover plants.

Low-growing plants such as creeping thyme, creeping juniper, and vinca minor can create sheltered spaces that attract small prey species. Snakes are drawn to these areas for hunting opportunities.

3. Berry-producing plants.

Some snake species feed on small mammals and birds, which are attracted to berry-producing plants. Species like blackberry bushes, huckleberries, and blueberries can indirectly draw snakes by attracting their prey.

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