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What Plants Keep Wasps Away

What Plants Keep Wasps Away

Which plants keep wasps away? There are few things worse than having uninvited pests to your backyard BBQ. Unfortunately, with the coming of the summer months, you picnics will likely be teeming with bugs. Some of the most unwanted insects include the stinging/biting...

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Why do Gnats Swarm?

Why do Gnats Swarm?

It’s a lovely day, and you’re walking and minding your own business when all of a sudden, you run into a HUGE swarm of gnats! You try to swipe them away but it’s useless. Some bicyclists have even been known to swallow a few, ewwww! What is this cloud of insects, you...

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Do Roly Polys Eat my Plants?

Do Roly Polys Eat my Plants?

Pillbugs are known by many different names: isopods, woodlice, or roly-polys (spelled a variety of ways). They are Crustaceans so they’re in the same class as lobsters, crab, and shrimp. Although other members of this class must stay near water, roly polys have...

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Firewood Insects

Firewood Insects

Many fireplaces still use firewood to supplement heat in the home. Firewood is also used for outdoor fire pits to keep warm during the cold winter months. Unfortunately, firewood piles create a perfect shelter and/or source of food for several insects. When a firewood...

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What are Mold Mites?

What are Mold Mites?

Rainy weather is good news, especially when we've had drought. But it can also be a cause for concern if your home is not ready to "weather the storm" (pun intended). If you have leaks in your roof or other areas in your home, rain can mean moisture build up and,...

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Mealybugs

Mealybugs

ealybugs are found in warmer climate; inside greenhouses, gardens, and indoor plants. According to Planet Natural, mealybugs are described as “wingless insects that often appear as white cottony masses on the leaves, stems and fruit of plants.”...

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