Biological control using an insect’s natural enemies is one of the simplest and most effective strategies gardeners use to ...

As gardeners, we all know that there are benefits of having good bugs in our yards, and It seems that bugs are plentiful this ...

There are several ways to rid your yard of pests. Here are some of the most popular solutions from our experts.

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From freaky spiders to smelly stink bugs, here are the most common house bugs to be aware of, how to identify them, and where ...

Manifest some luck with a cutesy ladybug manicure. Here, a look at 12 nail art designs featuring the fortune-bringing insect.

Q: What are these weird white things on my citrus trees? They don’t seem like they’re moving, but they sure do attract ants!

Bugs in your plants don't always warrant the use of insecticides. There's a lot to consider before you pull the trigger.

Bugs that are good for plants fall into three distinct categories: pollinators, predators, and parasitoids. Each group has its own special mechanism that works to protect plants from harmful insects, ...

Ladybug vs Asian beetle: what’s the difference? Famous for their glowing abdomens, many firefly species don’t live long as ...

Ants are often an early sign of the presence of aphids on a plant because they protect aphids from their natural enemies.

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