Garden Pests

As delightful as deer may be, they often present a significant challenge for homeowners striving to uphold a well-maintained and attractive lawn and garden. Fortunately, there are several methods you can employ to deter deer from munching on your garden.

As fall progresses and temperatures begin to drop, many tree pests prepare for winter in various ways. Late fall is a key time to identify these pests before they become dormant or continue causing damage during the colder months.

Are you tired of watching deer turn your trees into a buffet? These animals can cause a lot of damage by munching on leaves, bark, and branches, especially when other food is hard to find in the winter. One tool in your arsenal is to plant trees and other vegetation that deer will hate.

Invasive species pose a significant threat to Pennsylvania's ecosystems, economy, and even public health. In this blog, we delve into the importance of understanding these non-native species, their impact on local habitats, and effective management strategies.

Whether you're looking to protect your skin or safeguard your yard, these natural insect repellents provide a safe, non-toxic way to enjoy the outdoors without the annoyance of bugs. In this article, we will explore how essential oils can be used to create effective insect repellents for you and your yard.

Discover the power of natural insect repellents for both you and your yard in this series. We'll talk about a variety of eco-friendly solutions that help keep bugs at bay without resorting to harsh chemicals. Explore effective, safe, and sustainable ways to protect your yard and loved ones from unwanted pests.

From the use of essential oils and homemade sprays, to plants that bugs will run (fly?) in terror from, we explore effective, safe, and sustainable ways to protect your yard and loved ones from unwanted pests.

Pollinator-friendly weed and pest control is a way of managing gardens and farms that helps protect and support pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and birds. By using these methods, farmers and gardeners can help safeguard the environment, improve crop yields, and enhance biodiversity. Pollinator-friendly weed and pest control is a great way to benefit everyone involved, including the planet.

Bees are among the best and most widely recognized pollinators in the world. Making a welcoming area for bees in your yard will improve your garden’s yield and give support to a declining global bee population.

Creating habitats for bees and wasps in your pollinator garden is an important step in supporting the declining populations of these essential pollinators. This blog explores different steps you can take to help, including choosing the perfect nesting site, providing water and food, as well as offering a variety of plants and flowers. By implementing these steps, you can create a thriving habitat for bees and wasps in your pollinator garden.

In our six-part series, we explore the benefits of creating a safe space for local pollinators in your backyard using DIY butterfly boxes, puddlers, and more!