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Can damage plants through nest-building, which can damage roots, soil structure and even kill the plants.
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Soft-bodied insects that use their piercing sucking mouthparts to feed on plant sap.
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Nymphs and adults suck plant juices from foliage causing leaves to turn brown and appear burnt.
| |  | | Black Fly
Persistent and irritating pests which swarm around humans and other animals.
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There are nearly 4,000 species of cockroaches in the world.
| |  | | Earwigs
Preventing earwigs in your homes is best achieved by barrier treatments around house foundations.
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Fire ant colonies consist of the eggs, larvae and pupae and several castes of adults.
| |  | | Fleas
Try our effective and affordable natural products to control a flea problem with your pets.
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The most common gnat is the fungus gnat. They typically inhabit moist, warm, shaded areas, especialy houseplants.
| |  | | Grape Leafhopper
Grape leafhoppers, both nymphs and adults, suck the juices from the lower surfaces of grape leaves.
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They attack nearly all vegetables of the mustard family, especially mustard greens and various cabbages.
| |  | | Mealybug
Mealybugs are segmented insects with pinkish bodies that are covered by a white waxy fluff.
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The plant host mites are non-biting, but can be serious pests on fruits and vegetables.
| |  | | Mosquitoes
Pest mosquitoes are a nuisance in many yards and gardens. Use our natural products to control the larval stage.
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Feeds on more than 100 cultivated and wild plants, including bean, potato, alfalfa, soybean and peanut.
| |  | | Psyllids
Also called jumping plant lice, they are sap sucking insects found commonly on potatoes and pepper plants.
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Scale insects can be serious pests on trees, shrubs, and other perennials.
| |  | | Squash Bug
The squash bug is a true bug that attacks squash and pumpkin plants.
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They feed on nutrients in the plant, sucking the sap out and secreting honeydew.
| |  | | Thrips
Injured leaves and stems dry out giving a whitish or silver-flecked appearance.
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Most ticks will feed on blood from a wide variety of animals.
| |  | | Tarnished Plant Bug
The tarnished plant bug is among the most damaging of the true bugs and is known to transmit plant diseases.
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Wasps are attracted to sweet materials like rotting fruits and vegetables.
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Both adult and nymph stages feed by sucking the plant juices of greenhouse and indoor plants.
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