“Colder winters mean fewer bugs in spring, right!?” Not Exactly.
Does a Cold Winter Mean Fewer Bugs? I've always heard that a cold winter means we'll have fewer bugs the following...
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About Dormant Oil
Dormant Oil: Winter Pest Control It's not just your plants and trees that may be dormant this time of year—some insect...
Read MoreHow To Identify (and get rid of) Mealybugs
[vc_row row_type="row" use_row_as_full_screen_section="no" type="full_width" oblique_section="no" text_align="left" css_animation=""][vc_column][vc_column_text] Mealybugs thrive in warm/hot conditions on indoor and outdoor plants alike and spread quickly...
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Should you use a Weed & Feed product on your lawn? It sounds convenient—fertilizer and weed control combined into one...
Read MoreApplying Dormant Oil
Scale insects, mites, aphids, and other pests can overwinter on certain fruit trees and ornamental plants as eggs, immature stages,...
Read MoreUsing Epsom Salts in your Garden
Epsom salt, also known as magnesium sulfate, provides plants with two nutrients: magnesium and sulfur. Both are important for plant...
Read MoreHow to Find and Treat Spider Mites
Sometimes big problems come in teeny-tiny sizes. Spider mites are extremely small pests that feed by piercing plant cells and sucking...
Read MoreDelightful Dragonflies!
Flying insects can be, for the most part, pretty annoying. Mosquitoes bite, wasps sting, and flies are just plain bothersome....
Read MoreGrass Got the Summertime Blues?
You’ve been watering your grass all summer long, but your lawn may still be looking a little faded or yellow...
Read MoreGet Rid of Fire Ants (for good!)
Fire ants can be a serious nuisance in East Texas lawns and landscapes, especially when a mound pops up where...
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