If you’ve discovered narrow surface runways in your lawn, gnawed bark on young shrubs, or disappearing bulbs, voles may be the culprits. Often called “meadow mice,” voles are small rodents that feed on grasses, roots, bulbs, and the bark of young trees and shrubs. While they can be frustrating garden visitors, pesticides are rarely the […]
Are Voles Visiting your Yard? Read More »
Summer’s the time for those buzzing bees. While these insects can cause painful stings, and allergic reactions for some, they are not usually aggressive. In the landscape, they can be beneficial by providing pollination to plants and, for some, preying on pest insects. They can also create nests in places where you and the family
Watch out for Stinging Bugs Read More »
It’s National Animal Poison Prevention Week. You may not think twice about it since you don’t use any poisons. Or do you? Spray ant killer in the kitchen when you see ants? Feed your roses with an All In One product that kills aphids while fertilizing the plant? Put out bait to knock out those
Help Prevent Poisoning of Wildlife Read More »
