Insect and Pest Control
Identifying Diseases and Insect Damage
If you notice something off about a plant in your yard, don’t wait to address the issue. Let us help you identify the problem, treat it, and prevent it in the future. Gregg walks us through three common issues we see popping up in local yards. A customer brought in a clipping from their cherry… Read more »
Summer Landscape Pests
We have been seeing a little bit of everything this summer. One thing is for sure, due to our warm, damp spring, and fairly mild summer, plant diseases and detrimental insect populations have flourished throughout landscapes in central Arkansas. It’s time to walk through your landscape and address issues before the heat sets in and… Read more »
How to Control Bagworms in Your Landscape
Learn the life cycle of bagworms in order to control this devastating insect in your landscape
Poison Ivy and Garden Grub Treatments
Gregg and Jeff are exploring certain garden nuisances that find their way into most yards, and talking about what you can do to stop them. Common Garden and Yard Problems There are some insects and weeds that find their way into most all garden spaces. Let’s look at a few common problems and some things… Read more »
Controlling Slugs, Snails and Lacebugs in Landscapes
Learn how to control slugs in your garden and how to control lacebugs on your azalea plants from the experts at The Good Earth Garden Center.
Spittlebug Identification and Control
Zoysiagrass and St. Augustine lawns are popular for good reason; they are usually full, lush and green from spring to fall. Right now (June), many of these beautiful lawns are experiencing an infestation of two-lined spittlebugs (pictured above). Last week, we had a few people call or come in and although it’s only Wednesday, we… Read more »
Japanese Beetle Control
Learn tips on Japanese beetle control from the experts at The Good Earth Garden Center.
Deter and Control Mosquitos
Learn more about deterring mosquitoes naturally through the use of plants and as well as controlling them with sprays.