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The Ultimate Guide to Removing Ants from Your Garden: How to Get Rid of Ants for Good

August 3, 2022 by Gene Alderson

If you have an ant problem in your garden, you’re not alone. Ants can be a real pain for gardeners and can be difficult to get rid of, but there are a few things you can try at home without the help of a professional to reduce the severity of the problem. In this blog … Read more

Categories Garden, Insects, Pests

How Do You Know If You Have Ticks In Your Yard – 2024 Guide

February 22, 2022 by Joan Davis

These small bugs are very different to spot in nature due to their size. However, you have to be aware of dangers that could lead to if you get one. Also, you should learn more about the habits and nature of these bugs to understand how you might face them at some point. In most … Read more

Categories Insects, Tips

The Good and The Bad: 6 Bugs Gardeners Should Be Aware Of

December 1, 2021November 1, 2021 by Joan Davis

It’s only natural to have a variety of bugs fluttering about in your flower or vegetable garden. The American Gardener explains that some species are friendly, while others are foes that can destroy your plants and crops. Harmful, invasive species have grown in number in recent years due to imbalances in the ecosystem, as well … Read more

Categories Garden, Insects, Planting, Tips

Bees In Our Hives: The Importance Of Bees In Our Ecosystem – 2024 Guide

December 4, 2023August 9, 2021 by Beshka Kovach

If the world is a big home, humans are only one among the millions of species living under the same roof. We live in harmony with nature and other living creatures, including animals and plants. We are also codependent with them, helping us survive in this humanity-centered world. Bees are among those living creatures that … Read more

Categories Insects, Tips

Insects Invade Broccoli and Cabbage – 2024 Prevention Guide

March 5, 2021March 1, 2021 by Growing Magazine

Insects chew or suck their way onto vegetables and diminish their aesthetic value. This is a no-no for growers who rely on unblemished produce and market to food companies. For now, though, let’s focus on pests that pose a threat to broccoli and cabbage. Sucking aphids Common pests that feed on young, green vegetables are … Read more

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