InGardening, Birding, and Outdoor AdventurebyElla Read·Sep 25My Best Year of TomatoesMy worst year for pestsA response icon27A response icon27
Xroads Coven·Aug 24I Thought the Cabbage Worms Were Bad. Then Things Got Far Worse.Another renegade article by Tami Jackson
Jim Garner·May 20Why Most Pest Problems Keep Coming Back: The Hidden Difference Between Reactive Pest Control and…Here in Northern Virginia, termite season is approaching fast. They’re much more active in the heat, and that means that it’s time to take…A response icon5A response icon5
Jim Garner·May 6The Simple Way To Stop Pests: 5 Proactive Solutions To Eliminate Ants, Wasps, Hornets, Termites &…Normally, I like to start these informative little articles with a joke, but today I want to do something different and start off with a…
Hayden Olivia Jordan·Nov 10, 2025“Spot” the Difference: Ladybugs vs. Asian Lady BeetlesAs cool fall weather sweeps across the United States, Asian Lady Beetles migrate towards warm shelters, thus invading homes in the process.
Janet Klein·Oct 30, 2025Safe Pest Control: 4 Family-Friendly Solutions To Common Pest Problems & How To Know When You Need…Did you hear about the dog who got in trouble for bringing pests into the home?A response icon1A response icon1
Jim Garner·Oct 30, 2025The Rat Came Back, The Very Next Day: 4 Essential Questions For Pest Control Experts, To Make Sure…Do you know what a European city filled with rodents is called?
Gardeninginsteps·Oct 10, 2025How to Get Rid of Whiteflies — Fast & Easy MethodsWhiteflies are tiny, moth-like insects that often go unnoticed until they’ve already spread across your plants. They gather on the…A response icon1A response icon1
Gardeninginsteps·Oct 10, 2025How to Get Rid of Spider Mite Infestation — Simple MethodsSpider mites may be tiny and almost invisible to the naked eye, but they can cause serious damage to both indoor and outdoor plants. These…A response icon1A response icon1
Martin Bradshaw·Sep 7, 2025The Ongoing Battle With Garden PestsMy not so friendly squirrel is back, eyeing up my tomatoes! And he is with his friends this time.
