Bug Spray For Yard & Eco-Friendly Alternatives
Is bug spray for yard necessary? Here we explore options and discuss eco-friendly and natural pest control alternatives to help you enjoy your outdoor spaces.
Many people associate insects with pests. This is rightfully so since many insects are pests. However, many insects are beneficial for your garden as well. These include butterflies, bees, and more. Beneficial insects not only help pollinate your plants, but some also help prevent or treat the insects you don’t want in your garden. We’ll help you figure all this out so you can identify all these insects and know what to do about them!
Is bug spray for yard necessary? Here we explore options and discuss eco-friendly and natural pest control alternatives to help you enjoy your outdoor spaces.
There’s a lot to know about nematodes, especially important since they’re likely already present in your soil!
There’s a lot to know about fungus gnat larvae. Thankfully, they’re not the worst pest you could be dealing with, but it’s still important to learn what they can do.
There’s a lot to know about pot worms, which could very well be present in your soil!
Several creatures could be the tiny white worms in your soil. Learn what they are!
Looking to draw more bees to your garden with a bee feeder? There are several options to choose from. So, just what are the best bee feeders for your garden?
It’s more important than ever to help bees thrive. One way to do this is with a bee-friendly garden. But just what is a bee-friendly garden, and how do you make one?
Ever wanted to draw more butterflies to your garden but weren’t sure how? The answer is a butterfly garden. But just what is a butterfly garden, and why should you consider one?
It’s great to spend time outdoors when summer rolls around, and you’ll get a bit sweaty doing so. You may have heard a rumor that bees like sweat, but is there any truth in this?
You can buy many bee feeders, but there’s something rewarding about making your own. Thankfully, making a bee feeder is also simple and easy. So, here’s how to make a bee feeder!
I have been a lover of bees for many years now. During this time, I’ve done a lot of research on why these little critters are essential. One of the things that really stood out to me was how I could do my bit to help bees by creating a bee-friendly garden. So, what is…
I love getting up close and personal with nature, and one of the best ways to do that is by inviting wildlife into your backyard. Butterfly feeders are a great choice when you’re looking to attract these pollinating insects, but what exactly is a butterfly feeder?
Butterfly feeders provide butterflies with a reliable source of food. They also attract more butterflies to your garden, which pollinates your plants. To help you, here are the four best butterfly feeders for your garden.
Many people run away in horror when confronted with a bee. We know these insects can sting, and I understand that nobody wants to be on the receiving end. But if we can understand why bees sting, we can better avoid being their target. So, why do bees sting?
If you’ve paid attention to conservation reports in the news or on social media, you may have heard people talking about the importance of bees. But this leaves many people confused; how can such a small, seemingly insignificant creature play such an important role? Just why are bees so important (and why should you care)?