Pests Control and More

Termites can be troublemakers in gardens, causing damage to woody structures and plant life. So, if you've discovered termites in your yard, it's important to address the issue effectively. Here are five successful methods to remove termites from your garden: Keep Moisture Under Control: Termites are attracted to damp spaces as they thrive in environments with high moisture levels and available food resources. So it is essential to minimise damp wood and moisture collection across your garden. This can be accomplished by eliminating termite nesting areas, removing dead or dying trees, stumps, and other sources of moisture, and exercising caution when watering your garden.  Use Nematodes: Beneficial nematodes are a safe and effective alternative to chemical pesticides, with no negative effects on non-target species like ladybirds, earthworms, and other beneficial garden insects. The process of introducing nematodes will be long-lasting as they can be used to control a wide varie...

Pest control is an important part of keeping a clean and healthy living environment. Pests can jeopardise people's health, cause property damage, and affect daily life. To tackle these concerns successfully, it is essential to understand the differences between indoor and outdoor pest management, as well as the ways to manage them. What Attracts Pests in both indoor and outdoor spaces? The main attractions for pests in both indoor and outdoor environments are food, water, and shelter. Poor habits of eating snacks in spaces such as the living room and bedrooms can attract pests like rodents, cockroaches and ants. In the outdoors, unkempt plants, open trashcans, and stagnant water sources create optimum conditions for insects and rodents. Furthermore, humid and dark hiding places, which include gaps and cracks, prove appealing to pests in both surroundings. Common pests found indoors and outdoors When it comes to common pests found indoors and outdoors, roaches, rodents and ants are...