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Pesticides are designed to kill "pests", but some pesticides can also cause health effects in people. The likelihood of developing health effects depends on the type of pesticide and other chemicals that are in the product you are using, as well as
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When you have barbecues or outdoor events flies can be a seriously annoying problem. Since the backyard of my apartment is next to the trash bins the fly problem gets even worse (especially in the summer heat). I wanted an inexpensive and chemical
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Yes, it is. Kaolin clay, a mineral used in Kaopectate, forms a barrier between grasshoppers and plants. Mix one tablespoon of the anti-diarrheal medication with one gallon of water and spray it liberally on plant leaves.
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• Identify the disease. Mildew appears as grey powdery patches on top of the surface of the leaf. • Use cultural control. You can brush mildew off with your hands but this won't rid your plant of the disease. If you spot a leaf blighted with mildew,
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An advanced infestation of termites can take several weeks to be completely controlled. If there is an above ground moisture source, they may live longer.
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Advice on proofing and housekeeping measures is available from the Environmental & Consumer Protection Department (contact details below) to reduce the risk of re-infestation. If a treatment is to be carried out at your property, the contractor
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The pigeon, starling and house sparrow have learned to thrive, living in our buildings and eating our food. Their adaptation to our communities has brought them into close proximity to humans. These three non-native birds have become a major
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The bites from bird mites are almost ten times worse than a flea bite and can cause severe skin irritation and blotching. Bird droppings contain pathogenic fungi and bacteria that can cause Histoplasmosis, Chlamydiosis, Cryptococcosis,
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FenceInstall a garden fence to keep some rabbits from getting to the garden plants. According to The Master Gardeners, a chicken-wire fence will work well. Bury the fence at least 4 inches deep to prevent rabbits from digging in, and at least 2
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Bug Out Service offers “Pest Protection” against pests such as Chinch Bugs, Mole Crickets, Armyworms and Sod Webworms that can cause damage to your lawn.
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