Do mosquitoes ever truly go away? In a word, no. So, do you need mosquito control in the winter in Florida? Sure do. In the temperate Florida climate, mosquitoes can hang around well into the winter and emerge on particularly warm days to feed (on blood). Keeping your mosquito control going year-round is one of the best ways to…
Fall armyworms are an outdoor pest prevalent in the late summer and early fall in Florida. They eat plants and grasses and can wreak havoc on your lawn. Like many insects, the armyworm looks different during different parts of its lifecycle. The key to combatting an armyworm problem is to recognize them quickly as pest control options work faster…
Aphids are common throughout the U.S. and quite common in Florida. They are small with pear-shaped bodies and range in color from a pale green to pink, yellow, red or black. Adult aphids are typically wingless but you will find winged aphids in areas of overcrowding. Aphids cluster on new growth or the underside of leaves to suck plant…
The southern chinch bug is a common pest throughout Florida. Chinch bugs are particularly prevalent in the hot summer months with infestations peaking in July. Chinch bug infestation is most commonly found in St. Augustine grass, the most common type of grass used in Florida lawns. They are one of the most expensive plant feeding pests in the state….
Mosquitoes are more than just a pest; they can be dangerous. They can carry and transmit several different diseases such as Zika, West Nile Virus, Eastern Equine Encephalitis (sickens both horses and people), Malaria, Dengue and Chikungunya. Some of these illnesses are rare in the United States but are possible and can be transmitted particularly in the southern U.S….
