That doesn't look much like a centipede, lacks legs, which are predators of other insects in the garden and are beneficial. Take one, in a sealable plastic bag, to your local Cooperative Extension Service office for proper identification.

http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES/pn7472.html

kimmq is kimmsr

Thanks for the link. Now how do I get rid of them?

If these are centipedes, which are beneficial in the garden, why would you wan to "get rid of them"?

If not centipedes then proper ID needs to be made to know what to do to get them under control.

If it has tiny legs on each segment, it's a millipedes.

They eat decaying plant stuff, and are not what's making the holes.

Yes, millipedes. Not a problem for plants.

I sure see legs on the segments. No worries.

Ok, if they are not making mounds of dirt in my gardens that what is?