Here we are getting started with a new year again and another chance to do what you’ve always been saying you are gonna do. Check out our newsletter for some January landscape help and an unusual warning.
A doctor must diagnose the problem before he/she can prescribe a cure. Bug problems are no different. You have to know what (or who) the problem is before you can select the proper control (if any) to use for that bug.
Pests of the West is a fabulous resource book for just that. I just discovered it and it has tremendous pictures of lots of common pests and suggested plan of attack to mitigate the problems. I love the pictures! I have been trying of late to get better up close pictures so I can document the pest issues I come across on my yard and clients' yards.
Most of the time, identifying the pest is the hardest task. Once that is done, you are all set to decide how and IF to apply controls.
Check out the section on Grubs. They will be an issue for you with lovely pretty scarob-like beetles by next month if you haven't applied some control by now. Do it before it is too late and the beetles start flying.
- Staying Home May 31, 2020Staying home has new meaning since the tragic and crazy world of COVID-19. While most are keeping a low profile at home, Perfection Landscape knows that we are essential for helping our clients care for their home environments. We continue to do maintenance for our regular and new clients keeping with social distancing guidelines for […]
- Weeds are Back! March 10, 2018Is your yard Exploding with weeds ? You may think a few weeds here or there aren’t much to worry about, but did you know most weeds are capable of producing over a thousand seeds each? Rain and the warmer weather that will follow will make conditions just right for hose little land mines […]