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Category: Pest control
10 Signs Squirrels are Digging in Your Yard
Mysterious holes in your lawn? Discover 10 signs squirrels are digging in your yard, from mounds and food debris to damaged bird feeders and stripped bark.
How to Get Rid of Fire Ants in Your Yard
The two-step method is the most effective way to get rid of fire ants, but homeowners can also use natural remedies, from boiling water to citrus oil.
What Plants Repel Mosquitoes?
Use mosquito-repellent plants such as lavender and geraniums as natural ways to drive away mosquitoes. Here are 13 plants that repel mosquitoes — plenty to choose from and add to your garden.
How to Get Rid of Cicadas? Remove, Tolerate, or Eat Them
How to get rid of cicadas? Don’t hire pest control. Cicadas won’t damage your lawn. Best options? Remove them, tolerate them, or eat them.
How to Use Diatomaceous Earth to Treat Fleas in Your Yard
To treat fleas in the yard with diatomaceous earth, wait for a dry week and spread a thin layer over the infested area.
How to Treat Fleas in Your Yard Naturally
To treat the fleas in your yard naturally, use beneficial nematodes, diatomaceous earth, cedar chips, and natural flea killers.
What Attracts Fleas to Your Yard?
Fleas get in your yard on infested rodents and pests. What attracts them is standing water, shady hiding places, and food.
Signs of Moles in Your Yard
The main signs of moles in your yard are volcano-like molehills and raised ridges branching across the lawn.
11 Plants that Repel Fleas
Have a pest-free yard with plants that repel fleas, such as lemongrass, wormwood, lavender, mint, and rosemary.