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Spiders are common household pests that can spin unsightly webs and create a nuisance. While most spiders are harmless to humans, their webs can be quite bothersome and even pose a fire hazard if they accumulate near electrical outlets or light fixtures.
Spider webs can be unsightly and can make your home feel unkempt. However, with a few simple steps, you can effectively remove spider webs and keep your home spider-free.
Florida's warm and humid climate provides an ideal habitat for a variety of garden pests, and among them, aphids take center stage. These small, sap-sucking insects can wreak havoc on your beloved plants, causing stunted growth, distorted leaves, and even the transmission of plant diseases.
While there are commercial insecticides available, you might prefer a more natural approach to dealing with these pests. We will guide you through the process of creating a DIY love bug spray, a simple yet effective solution.
Here are the essentials you need to know when it comes to the species of March fly called the Love Bug, or Pleicia Nearctica Hardy.
The best time to fertilize your lawn is when the grass is actively growing. In North and Central Florida, this growing season is from early spring, starting in April, until mid to late fall, and ending in November.&
Many are envious of Florida’s climate, but its abundant rainfall makes Florida lawns prone to lawn disease and grass fungus. Turf diseases can take the form of patches of brown or dying grass.
A pest infestation is one of every homeowner’s worst nightmares. Whether it's ants, cockroaches, rodents, termites, or any of the other common Central Florida pests, you don’t want to see them anywhere in your house.
Dozens of different species of ants call Florida home. However, only a few species are known to invade homes. The ants that we see in our homes are attracted to different things depending on the species, but it’s mostly between food, moisture, and shelter.
No one wants to deal with these annoying, bothersome pests, and here in Central Florida, they are no laughing matter. Maybe you’ve noticed your furry friend scratching a little more than usual, or you saw dark spots on your carpet.
