Spring is here. The daffodils are blooming. The daytime temperatures are consistently in the 60’s and have even flirted with the 70’s. And it’s just the beginning of April! What a breath of fresh air to be able to enjoy our backyards again after a fairly snowy winter. With the… Read More»
We’ve had an incredibly mild winter, which means the growing season has started earlier than usual. In fact, January was 7 degrees above normal and February was recorded by NOAA as being 6 degrees above normal. March will likely follow suit. That means pests like mosquitoes, ticks and fleas are… Read More»
Virginia saw its first case of the spotted lanternfly (SLF) in January 2018. This insect is an invasive planthopper and is in the same family as aphids, cicadas and leafhoppers. Spotted lanternflies feed by sucking sap from plants – the life blood of a tree. This weakens the plant, making… Read More»
Rain and warming temperatures are the perfect recipe for Mosquitoes to begin arriving in NOVA! There are several environmentally respectful ways to control mosquitoes in your outdoor living space while also provide protection for you, your family and your pets from not only the annoyance, but the dangerous diseases, mosquitoes… Read More»
Warm Winters Mean More Pests in Summer, Right? Not So Fast… You’ve heard it before: A cold winter means fewer insects next summer; warm winter, be prepared for a buggy season. Some things get stated so often and so emphatically that we take them to be truths, but is this… Read More»
We need the rain and we love the warm weather. And so do mosquitoes. In addition to being annoying, and their bites being itchy, mosquitoes are downright dangerous as they carry a number of viruses and diseases. We count on their natural enemies such as birds, bats, and dragonflies to help keep… Read More»
We all know bees are important for our ecosystem, but do you know exactly why? Without bees, we wouldn’t have food or flowers. Sounds a bit alarmist, but it’s true. According to the folks at One Green Planet, bees are responsible for pollinating about one-sixth of the flowering plant species… Read More»
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