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Bugs that attack cilantro plants are fungus gnats.

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no if you do your rabbit can get sick

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Sorry, but you have only one option - a rabbit proof fence. But hey, they are just looking for food to survive!

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Feeding chains and food webs describe why stink bugs exist. The members of the Pentatomidae family function as prey to arachnids such as spiders, crustaceans such as pill bugs and insects such as parasitoid wasps and wheel bugs. Many irritate people by preying upon plant parts even though some serve as ingredients in Asian cuisine and as predators of voracious caterpillars.

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All types of animals dig holes. According to where you live, you may have groundhogs, gophers, moles, and chipmunks, just to name a few. If you have any of these and have dogs, the dogs may be trying to dig them out.

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Yes! They carry many germs. Don't eat after bugs! This is common sense. No offense.

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Yes, acid will decompose a dead animal in a roof vent pipe. Lye or refined lye caustic soda will dissolve organic materials without hurting the pipes. But the best way to remove the obstruction would be the hook end of a coat hanger, the retriever head of a sewer snake, or the treble hook of a strong cord.

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Lizards are harmless and help keep the your home and garden free of insects. However, if you would rather not have lizards in your home, make sure that you have closed all holes that may lead into your home. Having plants too close to the house may also encourage the lizard population. They are relatively easy to catch and relocate, however.

1)Keep your house insect free close each room everyday and spray insecticide. I have my house done by a company once every three months no lizards, mossies or any insects. 2)To drive away common house lizards it would be handy to try this method..

its very time consuming to drive away the lizards using peacock feathers,empty egg shells or other repellents!!!...

so what i would suggest you is dat to deal directly using a vacuum cleaner through which it can hardly elude the sucking pressure..

if you dont have one (vacuum cleaner) ask your servant to drive away those lizards using a broom stick.. 3)Keep peacock feathers near the places where you have observed lizards and they will get out from your home.....try it 4)cut onions into halves, n place these halves (or u can even cut an onion into quarters, actually) on high places..like on top of a tubelight or bulb or chandellier..anyplace where the lizards can smell it..u'll soon have all the lizards scampering outta your house.

5)You can make a duplicate insect made of cotton tied with a string. wet it by water and through it on the wall, keep one end of string in your hand and wait for the lizard.the lizard will try to swallow it mistaking it to be an insect. Now you can pull the string and catch the lizard in a bag to through it away.

But mind well, don't kill it. Just through it away because killing animals is not god. you know! TRY IT 6)keep your house insect free close each room everyday and spray insecticide. I have my house done by a company once every three months no lizards, mossies or any insectskeep your house insect free close each room everyday and spray insecticide. I have my house done by a company once every three months no lizards, mossies or any insects

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Maybe what's making holes in your lawn the size of a silver dollar are bugs or something like that. Just fill them with fresh dirt and put grass seeds in it. If it doesn't work just call someone who is specialised in those kind of things. They could really help you!

Squirrels and birds when digging for nuts and worms usually make small holes like that. Or it could be gophers and moles.

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Although frogs in your pool are inconvenient, there is no health risk due to the pool chemicals. You just remove the drowned frogs.

You should check your yard for standing water where the eggs can hatch and tadpoles mature. If you do not have this, then the frogs are migrating toward your pool for some reason. If you leave the lights on, that attracts bugs and the frogs come for the picnic. Clear out any weeds and debris in your yard. Some believe using ammonia based fertilizer is a deterrent. Also, a wooden or block fence will prevent frogs from coming into the area.

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Crayfish, as mole crickets," can be deterred with environmentally safe pesticides. Crayfish as small lobster-like invertebrates can be used as bait.

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A cage that contains favorite woodchuck foods, such as clovers and dandelions, and that will be transported to a safe home range away from problem areas, is a way to capture a groundhog.

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Lice.

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Basal traps, canola and horticultural and neem oils, crop rotation, diatomaceous earth, floating see-through row covers, litter pick-up, manual removal, mulched newspaper, natural enemies, resistant cultivars, soapy water, squashing boards, and vine trellises are ways to get rid of squash bugs. The insects in question (Coreidae family) congregate around plant bases, which can be cleared of bodies in the morning by removing and replacing mulched newspapers or board traps. The most effective treatments demand early intervention against eggs (by horticultural oils or manual removal) and nymphs since adults are crafty in seeking the more inaccessible garden debris and plant parts.

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kill them

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A gray and yellow-striped tube with a black-and-blue head topped by two sideward-leaning tentacles describes a garden slug. The shell-less gastropod in question (Gastropoda class) measures anywhere from 0.25 to 2.0-plus inches (0.64 to 5.0-plus centimeters) in length. It uses file-like mouthparts when feeding and will be recognized by the silvery, mucous-y, slimy trail in its wake.

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YES THey do well im guessing so ..........yea

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The same way that you would kill a regular chicken. Grab and snap its neck.

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Plant fluids are the foods that aphids consume. The insects in question (Aphidoidea superfamily) have piercing, sipping moouthparts for puncturing plant tissues in leaves, stalks and stems. They prey upon the nutrient-rich, up-flowing xylem and the sugar-rich, down-flowing phloem that keep plant interiors developing as life cycles and natural histories intend.

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Hanging shining things such as empty foil pie plates or IrriTape foil strips, making branches stickily unpleasant with non-toxic BirdProof spray, and using netting are among the best ways to rid orchards of birds.

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Sclerotinia sclerotiorum, like many other fungi, need moisture and available nutrients (carbohydrates) to germinate. They then invade nonliving organic matter, and use this as a base to infect living plants.

It is impossible to remove all support for the scelrotia as this would kill the desired plants.

Tilling or hoeing the soil around the plant can spread the sclerotia by making its spores airborne and by damaging stems and roots.

The opportunities for sclerotia growth can be reduced by spacing plants out and clearing material from underneath them to allow free air circulation and drying.

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Spread fox urine and fox hair around the garden.

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Yes, bagworms can kill trees if they are not controlled by removal or sprays.