Outdoor Pest Control
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The invasion of 2020 is better news than it sounds like.
They're unlikely to kill humans, but they're bad for bees.
The much maligned marsupial eats ticks and other pests.
You might recruit some other helpful bugs.
Keep the wildlife in the wild.
These cute little cat-bears can be a hassle for homeowners.
Their powerful scents can deter cold weather insects.
Natural remedies might help improve your honey harvest.
A moth can enter your home undetected.
Use that leftover beer to drive away annoying bugs.
Avoid damage to you car with these tips.
An option for bee control you may not have heard of.
You can use poison or a live trap.
Here's how to safely feed them.
You don't need to look far for an effective ant repellent.
Nobody wants fruit flies.
These plants will keep bugs and other pests away.
Nobody wants insects.
Sometimes rabbits can be pesky to gardeners, but don't pass up this easy-to-use, organic fertilizer!
Carpenter bees are most prevalent during the spring.
Summer weather brings bees.
This humane approach can help address the fuzzy nuisance.
Create a rolling trap to draw them in and capture them.
Q. Who is at risk for getting West Nile encephalitis? A. All residents of areas where virus activity
