Pests Control

There are a lot of wonderful substances in your home that you would never think are so useful. One of these, hydrogen peroxide (H²O²) is commonly used as a gargle,

Can you use a garlic spray for pests? A popular part of folklore, it was believed the pungent smell of garlic confused the noses of vampires, lycanthropes, and other creatures

White oil is an all natural pest-fighting concoction and popular insecticide spray in Australia. It is a simple recipe used to control a wide range of insect pests made up

Cyclamen Mites, belonging to the Tarsonemidae family and known by their scientific name Phytonemus pallidus (Banks), are one of the most harmful pests causing damage to foliage, buds, and blooms of various

Garden Slugs, are one of those difficult pests in the garden. They attack: Cabbage Carrots Turnip Lettuce Tomatoes Strawberries … and many other vegetables and flowers. Garden cleanliness and chemicals

The Tarnished Plant Bug (Lygus lineolaris) is a member of a very large and diverse insect family of bad garden bugs which feed on plant parts including flowers and buds.

Home gardeners have long used homemade insecticidal soap for insect control and killing harmful garden bugs on plants. Over a century ago fish-oil soap was a common solution. “Natural control” of