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Make your lawn and garden the envy of the neighborhood with eHow’s tips on subjects like growing grass and storing bulbs for winter. Growing an herb garden? Is a rock garden a better fit for your environment? eHow has suggestions for both, plus advice on rose gardens, vegetable patches and planting a lawn. Protect your hard work with information on controlling pests, testing soil and fertilization. eHow even helps you get your supplies together with How Tos on organizing gardening tools.

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  • Educational Information on Lawn Pest Control

    If you have a lawn, chances are you will have some type of lawn pest at one time or another. It takes a sharp eye and persistence to keep them in check, but diligence will yield big rewards.

  • How to Grow Organic Pest Control

    Placing certain plants close to others creates a natural barrier against garden pests. This planting technique produces a natural site that invites beneficial insects and evicts harmful ones. It...

  • How to Reduce Agricultural Pest Control

    There are numerous approaches to pest management that do not require chemical controls such as pesticides to rid crops of infestation, but instead, focus on preventing the initial infestation. The...

  • Instructions for Riddex Plus

    Insects and rodents can be a big problem for some homes and it doesn't seem to matter how clean the home is. Some areas just simply attract them because of the dampness, the warmth, the lack of...

  • How to Eliminate Ladybugs From Your House

    Ladybugs are harmless creatures designed to eat and eliminate all aphids within their vicinity. But if you don't like the little red bugs around your home or garden, there are a few easy steps you...

  • How to Mix Malathion for Fruit Trees

    Malathion is a pesticide that is used to control many pests. Mosquitoes, Japanese beetles, Mediterranean fruit flies, aphids and vinegar flies are some of the pests it controls. The basic use of...

  • How to Get Rid of Tomato Plant Pests

    If you have a garden, you're going to have bugs. Unfortunately, that's just a fact of life. You will never be able to eliminate all of them. But believe it or not, having bugs around is a good...

  • How to Identify Lemon Tree Pests

    Lemon trees are affected by a variety of pests, including Asian citrus leafminers, citrus rust mites, mealybugs, spider mites, scale insects and blackflies. According to Julian W. Sauls, most...

  • How to Get Rid of Garter Snakes

    Garter snakes, sometimes called garden snakes, are small nonpoisonous snakes that live in your yard. There are different varieties, but the most common have subtle colors. Usually they have dark...

  • How to Control Pests Chemically Free

    Being your own exterminator not only will save money but will also save the environment. Exterminators use chemicals that are hazardous to your health and are bad for the environment. They are...

  • How to Make an Insectide Spray Using Hot Pepper

    Unwanted insects are a nuisance in the garden, and can quickly make short work of healthy plants, but many of us elect not to use strong chemicals. Homemade hot pepper spray is a good alternative...

  • What Are the Treatments for Slugs on Flowers?

    Any gardener will say that the garden slug is one of the most destructive, menacing pests to come into a growing environment. Their numbers are usually impressive, and they have a penchant for...

  • How to Prevent Pests in Your Organic Garden

    You can use these 6 steps to prevent pests from invading your garden, without the use of pesticides.

  • Organic Alternative to Pesticides

    Organic controls means using natural enemies or disease-causing microbes that attack garden pests. Organic measures can be difficult to accomplish and the methods vary. It is important to keep in...

  • How to Control Pests on Grapevines Without Pesticides

    Pesticides are a temporary fix for controlling pests on grapevines or any plant. In addition pesticides pose environmental risks due to improper application, drift of pesticides onto non-targeted...

  • Agriculture Pest Identification

    Pests are a significant problem in agriculture due to the damage they can inflict on crops. Identifying agricultural pests helps farmers determine the best method to get rid of the offending visitors.

  • Help for Sick Evergreen Shrubs

    Mold, pests, poor soil conditions and improper watering can cause evergreen shrubs to become sick. The branches may be dying off, they may be dropping their foliage or the color of the foliage may...

  • How to Use Beneficial Insects in an Organic Garden

    We've probably all seen Ladybugs eat Aphids. We recognize Ladybugs as beneficial insects, but did you know there are a host of other beneficial insects and biological controls that can be used in...

  • How to Make Insect Killer From Nettle

    Instead of using harmful chemical pesticides with numerous adverse side effects to get rid of unwanted pests in your home or garden, you can make natural insect repellents using herbs. The nettle...

  • Problems With Pest Control Products

    Pest control products are chemicals used to minimize or eliminate undesirable plants, insects or rodents. Herbicides, insecticides and rodenticides--collectively called pesticides--can improve...

  • How to Control Fleas & Ticks in Your Yard

    Parasites have been an irritating part of life for humans and pets alike for centuries. Blood-sucking pests, such as fleas and ticks, are commonly found on domestic pets in warm climates and can...

  • What Is Eating My Impatiens Plants?

    If you step outside in the morning to find your beautiful mound or row of impatiens sheared off, bud and leaf, find a way to save them fast. Determining what is eating your impatiens will help you...

  • The Importance of Watering Your Garden

    Everyone knows plants need water, but many gardeners do not realize the importance of how and when to water. Not only can you grow stronger and stop wilting plants with proper watering, you can...

  • How to Harden and Transplant Seedlings

    Growing a garden from seed can be easy. Follow this guide to transplanting seedlings and you'll be eating fresh strawberries and tomatoes by summer. My hardening off process has been used for...

  • How Do I Kill Japanese Beetles on Roses?

    In the months of June and July, Japanese beetles swell in population just in time to destroy rose gardens. Attracted by the smell of the flowers, the beetles feed on buds, leaves and stems....

  • How to Keep Pests & Bugs Away From Compost Bins

    Composting is a simple, rewarding and beneficial gardening activity. Effective composting requires a mix of garden and kitchen waste, making compost bins an attractive food source for scavengers...

  • How to Keep Pests Out of a Vegetable Garden

    People throughout the world invest countless hours as well as significant amounts of money on both flower and vegetable gardens. The last thing that any gardener wants to discover is that her...

  • Pros & Cons of Bug Zappers

    Bug zappers are a proven method to kill insects around your home. Although bug zappers are effective, they're less desirable than natural methods to control pests. Zappers can also pose a few...

  • Tree Pest Removal

    Shady trees can be a lifesaver when temperatures soar into triple digits, or they can simply help make a landscape beautiful and attract birds and other animals into your yard. Trees can also...

  • How to Keep Wasps & Hornets Away From Screen Doors

    Wasps and hornets can be troubling creatures, especially when they won't leave you alone. Screened-in porches are optimal environments for these pests because there is plenty of room to roost,...

  • How to Welcome Toad Pest Terminators into Your Garden

    To welcome the lowly, but ever so useful toad to your vegetable garden to perform his expert bug-terminating skills you first must practive organic gardening. Pesticides are just as harmful to...

  • How to Control Lawn Moss & Pests

    Control lawn moss and pests by removing the existing moss and weeds and creating a future environment that will prevent and control unwanted lawn pests. Moss and weeds are both opportunistic...

  • What is the Natural Way to Get Rid of Chipmunks & Squirrels?

    Squirrels and chipmunks are beautiful creatures of nature, but they can also destroy landscaping in a short period. Chipmunks dig tunnels through lawns and gardens, while squirrels feed on...

  • Home Remedy for Flying Backyard Bugs

    Buzzing insects flying around your ears in the backyard is annoying. Whether reading the paper and suddenly being assaulted by flies, lanced by mosquitoes under a starry night or smacked in the...

  • How to Select a Pest Control Service

    A pest problem can be overwhelming. You must deal with it as soon as it arises to prevent damage to your home and the spread of disease. While there are home remedies for many types of...

  • Homemade Pesticide for Tomato & Pepper Plants

    Most gardeners love to raise tomatoes and peppers in their home gardens. There is not much better than a fresh slice of tomato on a hot summer day. Many people enjoy making a spicy salsa out of...

  • How to Identify and Eliminate Orchid Pests

    There are a number of different pests commonly associated with orchids. Here is a brief description of how to identify each type and how to get rid of them.

  • How to Use Tobacco Juice to Control Pest in the Garden

    Tobacco juice is a fairly effective natural pesticide for pests on most common house plants (aside from plants in the Solanaceae family, which are related to tobacco). Easy and cheap to make, a...

  • How to Kill Ants & Scorpions With Natural Products

    Ants and scorpions are a nuisance in the home and garden. While most ant and scorpion encounters are not fatal, they are very painful. Some ants, such as carpenter ants, can cause damage to wood...

  • How to Eliminate Pests on Potted Plants

    Potted plants add a touch of beauty to corners and blank spots in your home. They are a way to bring the great outdoors inside for a touch of natural elegance. Unfortunately, some unwanted...

  • Why Do Green Plants Turn Yellow?

    A good indicator that something is amiss with your plants is when you see yellow leaves. This discoloring is due to chlorosis, the inability to maintain the levels of chlorophyll required to keep...

  • Facts About Pink Muhly Grass

    Muhlenbergia capillaris, also known as Pink muhly grass or Hair grass, is a singular type of grass plant known for its beautiful color throughout the cold months. Named in honor of botanist G. H....

  • Home Remedy for Crickets

    Crickets are known for their annoying noise and constant chirping. These pests will also feed on almost anything around and inside your home, including walls and fabric. Severe cricket...

  • How to Use Hedge Apples to Control Spiders

    Spiders are helpful in controlling other pests in and around homes. That being said, many people still want these creepy crawlers out of their houses. Hedge apples, which are the harmless yet...

  • Organic Treatment for Lawn Pests

    Keeping your lawn free of insect and animal pests can be difficult, especially if you live in an area with thick vegetation nearby. Getting rid of them often requires the application of pest...

  • How to Get Rid of Chipmunks & Red Squirrels

    Chipmunks and red squirrels are easy to spot in your yard and often leave a trail of seeds or fruit. Both are not necessarily considered unwanted pests in yard as they help to spread seeds....

  • Homemade Pest Control for Garden Plants

    Gardens, whether planted with flowers or vegetables, often end up with pests. Fighting these pests doesn't have to be as tedious as it may seem. It's actually very easy, no matter which method you...

  • How to Grow Garlic

    There are many benefits to growing your own garlic with the most obvious being you get to eat your own home grown fresh garlic any time you want. Another benefit is the plant is self sustaining....

  • Zoysia Grass Care & Maintenance

    A zoysia grass lawn provides a thick green carpet for your family to enjoy. The maintenance required for zoysia grass is similar to basic lawn maintenance, but it has some special needs that other...

  • Garden Pest Treatment Repellent

    Though maintaining a garden has many benefits, one of its most annoying aspects is contending with pests. Luckily, pesticides are available to keep your lawn and plants healthy. However, if not...

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