Outdoor Pest Control
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They're harmless to people, but they nibble on lawns.
What's the buzz on pesky bugs?
Your town might help you solve an icky issue.
Use the stuff that works instead.
Avoid the heavy toxic chemicals.
They can be tough little buggers.
Some of them are adorable, others not so much.
They're not dangerous, but they can be a nuisance.
A can of bug spray won't get you too far if you’re making these mistakes.
Learn how to keep these pests away or how to soothe the itch of their bites if you can't.
When used improperly, insecticides can pose serious hazards to people, wildlife, and the environment.
Slugs. Those tiny (and sometimes not so tiny) creatures that wreak havoc in your garden.
If you're overwhelmed, reduce their numbers.
If you're not careful, the number of gypsy moths in your garden can get out of control.
When bugs attract to your fruit trees, repel them naturally.
Know how to find and eliminate this disease-carrying insect.
A skunk is counted among the most damaging of garden pests.
Marigolds are a very easy to grow annual that can grow quite tall depending on the variety.
Build a wasp trap cheaply.
Even small bugs can end up causing significant problems.
Parsley is a strong plant that does not often suffer from insect infestations.
Wasps are a pest that can put a damper on your outdoor living experience.
Pesticides are chemicals or biological agents used for repelling, preventing and killing pests.
Beetles are perhaps the most common of insect pests, and can cause a lot of damage in your garden.
