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4 Tasks to Do in September to Prevent Pests Next Spring – and 1 Common Mistake to AvoidA handful of September jobs can knock out overwintering pests before they settle in, but one popular cleanup habit can actually undo the rest.
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These 4 Common Mistakes Are Creating an Aphid Infestation in Your Garden – Take Control Before They Totally Take OverAphids multiply and spread quickly. See if you are making any of these mistakes that turn your garden an aphid buffet and what to do if you are.
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Do ‘Mosquito Repellent Plants’ Really Work? Explore What These Plants Can (and Can’t) Do For Skeeters in Your YardMosquitoes can ruin even the best summer gatherings. Ward off the swarms with mosquito repellent plants and these other tips.
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Box Tree Moth Infestations – How to Save Your Boxwoods From This Invasive Pest Before It's Too LateDon't let boxwood moth caterpillars destroy your landscaping. A few easy tasks done now will stop the infestation fast.
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That Tiny Hole in Your Lawn Could Be a Hidden Yellowjacket Nest – Here's What to Do If You Find OneKeep your and your family safe from underground yellowjacket nests. Here's how to tell if holes in your yard are home to these stinging insects and what to do.
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Mosquitoes Love Hiding in These 6 Types of Plants During Summer Heat – How to Keep Your Yard Bug-Free If You Already Grow ThemYou don't have to tear out every type of plant that attracts mosquitoes that's growing in your garden. Just follow these simple tips if you grow some of them.
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How to Control Ants in Lawns: Natural and Effective SolutionsAnt hills ruining your turf? Here's how to recognize common lawn ants, get rid of them, and keep your grass healthy to stop the next infestation before it starts.
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Don't Leave an Old Wasp Nest Spot Empty – Hang These 6 Plants To Stop Them Coming BackWasps are hard to get rid of, so once you've done it, you need to keep them from coming back. Tell them to buzz off with these plants.
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Scientists Say Catnip Repels Mosquitoes as Effectively as DEET, so I Made My Own Plant-Based SprayFrom garden to mister, here’s how I DIYed a natural mosquito repellent spray from my catnip plants.
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This $10 Solar Fountain Stops Mosquitoes Breeding in Bird Baths, Attracts Feathered Friends & Adds Soothing Sounds to Your GardenPrevent mosquitoes from breeding and turn your bird bath into a show-stopping garden feature with an easy and affordable solar fountain.
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6 Pests to Guard Against in July – Nip Them in the Bud Before They Ruin Your GardenPests become a major problem in July if you're not careful. Watch out for these 6 bugs and your garden will thank you.
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5 Mistakes You’re Making That Are Attracting Flies – Keep Flies Out of Your House and Away From Your Patio This SummerIs your garden or compost pile attracting flies? Don't let these pests take over your summer gatherings or buzz around your house.
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Is That a June Bug or Japanese Beetle? How to Tell the Difference Before One Wrecks Your Summer GardenIf shiny beetles are flying around your garden, they could spell disaster. Learn the difference in appearance and damage of June bugs and Japanese beetles.
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What’s Eating Your Plants? How to Identify Leaf Damage and Stop the Culprit FastMysterious holes in your leaves got you down? Check out these 7 common culprits and stop them before it is too late.
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Not Borax, Not Orange Peel – the Natural Way to Get Rid of Ants in Your Yard That Actually WorksNeed to control ant numbers and eliminate ant hills in your garden? This chemical-free trap uses pantry staples to kill ants without putting your garden, and everyone who uses it, at risk.
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Stop Mosquitoes Breeding in Your Bird Bath With This 1 Simple Addition – It Attracts Birds & Keeps Water Cleaner for LongerThis one clever device keeps your bird bath free from mosquitoes, makes cleaning easier, and attracts more birds.
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6 Garden Pests to Watch for in June – Don't Wait! Eliminate Them Before They Take Over Your Garden Beds and Vegetables This SummerJune is prime time for garden pests. Get a jump on pest control and you'll have a healthier garden this summer.
