Pest Control

Lawn grubs, also known as white grubs, are the larvae of various species of beetles, including Japanese beetles, May or June beetles, and chafers. They are a common pest that can cause significant damage to lawns and gardens by feeding on the roots of grass and other plants. If left untreated, grub infestations can lead to yellowing or browning of the grass, thinning of the turf, and even complete lawn death. In this article, we will discuss the identification, prevention, and control of lawn grubs.

Sowbugs and pillbugs, also known as woodlice or roly-polies, are common garden pests that feed on decaying plant matter and sometimes young seedlings. While they are not harmful to humans or pets, they can cause damage to garden plants and are often considered a nuisance. In this article, we'll discuss effective methods for controlling sowbugs and pillbugs in your garden.

Gardeners, dacha owners, and happy lawn owners love the summer. Different pests, such moles or voles, might ruin a romantic garden. Following them, the digging and narrow subterranean tubes make the ground to resemble a minefield. All of this disrupts plants' root systems, preventing them from receiving the correct nourishment from the soil.

Any housewife's worst fear is turning on the light and seeing a cockroach fleeing out of the room. A single cockroach is OK, but what if it already has a family? We provide instructions on how to permanently eradicate cockroaches from your residence

Ants in the garden are a big problem. They are indispensable workers in the forest. But garden species, together with aphids, cause gardeners a lot of trouble.