Watering In Heatwaves And Drought Conditions
Read MoreUnderstanding Pain Levels: Bees, Wasps, Ticks, Fire Ants, Mosquitoes, and Spiders
When it comes to bites and stings from insects and arachnids, the pain can vary significantly based on the species […]
June Bugs And Grubs
June bugs and grubs share a close relationship in the life cycle of certain beetle species, but merely sighting one doesn’t guarantee the presence of the other—at least not right away. June bugs, also called May or June beetles, emerge as adult beetles in the spring or early summer to mate and lay eggs. These eggs subsequently hatch into grub worms, the larvae of these beetles. Grubs sustain themselves by feeding on the roots of grass and other plants, potentially causing harm to lawns and gardens.
Recognizing the Signs of Chinch Bugs in Your Lawn
Recognizing the Signs of Chinch Bugs in Your Lawn
Read MoreMosquito Season Kicks Off In May
Mosquito Defense & Perimeter Pest Control Mosquitoes are a serious threat to our families and pets because they tend to […]
Read MoreMosquito Season Starts Early
Mosquito Season Takes An Early Flight With the arrival of spring, temperatures are beginning to rise, but unfortunately, an unwanted […]
Read MoreWhen Is My Lawn Going To Green Up?
A Lawn’s Awakening As the seasons change and nature starts its yearly renewal process, homeowners eagerly await when their lawns […]
Read MoreSeven Steps To A Healthy Weed-Free Lawn
Lawncare in spring involves carefully cleaning, nurturing, and managing the inevitable weed growth. As the winter frost recedes and temperatures […]
Read MoreDo I Have Grubs?
Grubs, Now Is The Time As a homeowner, it is important to be aware of lawn grubs. Grubs are pests […]
Read MoreFire Ants In Texas
Fire ants have become unwelcome in the state’s landscapes. These aggressive insects are scientifically known as Solenopsis invicta. They have […]
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