Category: Pest Control
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How to – Sterilize Garden Soil of Pests and Bacteria without harsh Chemicals
As Gardeners we all understand that at times there is a need to use chemicals in our garden to protect and improve our crops. The most common chemicals we use are chemical based fertilizers and soil conditioners like lime that improve the health of our plants. Often these chemicals are safer for the home or…
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How To – Protecting Your Garden from Japanese Beetles
The Japanese beetle has been a problem in gardens since the early 1900’s when it first entered the USA through New Jersey. Since that time it has found very few natural enemys which has allowed it to grow freely in the eastern united states .. those states east of the Mississippi River.. however western states…
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How To – Using Pesticides to protect your home and garden from bugs and grubs
Your lawn is really just a jungle for a variety of different pests and when they get hungry they can cause your grass problems and if they get real hungry they may start coming inside your home. Preventing pests is easier then curing an infestation. Unfortunately because of the vast number of pests in your…
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How To – Cockroaches Control and Inspection
Although Cockroaches may be considered a pest because they look pretty nasty they can also be dangerous to your health causing gastrointestinal and respiratory illness. The latest research also shows that cockroach debris (old shells, body parts, and droppings) triggers asthma attacks in people who are sensitized to cockroach allergen. Which homes should be checked?…
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How To – Dealing With An Ant Invasion
Ants can be a problem any time of the year but they are likely to start their invasion in mid-spring to early summer when they come out of winter dormancy and begin to search farther from their homes for food. Ants are definitely attracted to our garbage and once one ant finds your trash can…