Category: Pest control

Voles look like mice, make zig-zag runways, and eat plants. Moles have pink snouts and broad paws, eat insects, and build molehills.

Specific signs of armyworm damage include transparent grass blades, chewed and torn leaves, and well-defined brown spots.

To prevent armyworm infestations, avoid overwatering, remove weeds and debris, and use preventive insecticides.

Discover 15 common insect pests damaging your lawn (such as grubs and thrips), what they look like, and signs of their activity.

Itchy ankles after time outdoors, fur loss on your pet, and finding fleas on your socks are all signs your yard has fleas.

Identifying the types of ants that can damage your yard, like fire ants, is the first step in finding and eradicating their nests.

Rake the vole mess, fill the ruts with soil, spread grass seed, fertilize, and keep the area moist—this repairs even the worst vole damage.

Ticks aren’t just nuisances; they pose real health threats. The good news is that there are effective strategies on how […]

Eliminating standing water is the first and most impactful way to get rid of mosquitoes in your yard, but don’t stop there. We’ll discuss 12 different ways to keep these pesky biters away from you and your lawn.

Mole crickets are strange-looking pests that burrow underground, feeding on the roots and blades of your grass. This article will walk you through how to get rid of mole crickets with pesticides or natural methods.