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I would guess elder bugs.
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Do bugs live under wood?
yes many kinds of bugs can live under logs, fallen branches or even in wood piles.
What are wood bugs?
some call moths wood bugs because most moths hang on trees,but moths are not woodbugs ,woodbugs are just termites.
Is red mulch toxic to animals?
It depends on the type of dye used. Many companies manufacture organic dyes that are safe for trees and human contact. Ask the mulch supplier about the dye manufacturer and research the company. Many colorants also contain other additives, such pesticides and mold inhibitors, which may be harmful or safe for trees and humans. Use care when applying colored mulch (or any kind of mulch) around the base of a tree. You don't want to pack the mulch around the trunk, which may damage the bark contacting the mulch. When properly applied, colored mulch can actually enhance the organic structure around the tree, just like other forms of wood mulch. Two of the most important considerations are the raw materials and the equipment used to make the mulch. You can find a vast number of websites citing the environmental destruction caused by harvesting cypress trees for mulch. In most areas, you can find mulch made from bark, wood waste (including pallets, sawmill waste, and logging slash), and more renewable wood sources. These mulches can offer good visual appeal and landscaping function. Buying mulch made from waste materials helps reduce the amount of wood sent to the landfill or burning pit, and it is better for local economies. Also, mulch quality can vary greatly with the equipment used to produce it. Mulch produced in a single pass through the grinding equipment often has fewer fine particles for better cover. The equipment should also have some sort of metal separation device to remove nails and other forms of ferrous metal that can end up in mulch. Ask your mulch supplier if the equipment and raw materials meet these requirements.
What do wood frogs eat?
Small insects such as mosquitos and small flies. Wood frogs eat bugs. Not bees.
Do wood ducks help the environment?
NO- they are a natural part of the environment.
Do bugs live under wood?
yes many kinds of bugs can live under logs, fallen branches or even in wood piles.
Is rubber mulch more cost effective than standard wood mulch?
Yes, from what I have heard it is.Rubber mulch is easy to handle and install and is said to last 5 times longer than the standard wood mulch.
How many tons of wood mulch in 1 cubic yard?
It depends on how much moisture is in the mulch
What is the best type of mulch to use in my flowerbeds?
Wood chips
What bugs live in a sauna?
Same bugs that live in wood.
What is organic mulch?
I'm guessing it's wood chips from trees that were not treated with pesticides and such
How is red mulch made red?
It is naturally red because of cedar wood, which it is made of.
Do pill bugs eat marijuana?
No, Pill Bugs do not eat marijuana. They eat wood.
What are wood bugs?
some call moths wood bugs because most moths hang on trees,but moths are not woodbugs ,woodbugs are just termites.
How do you buy rubber wood?
You can buy rubber wood by shopping at your local home supply store. Home Depot and Lowe's both offer forms of rubber wood mulch and rubber wood for building.
Do wood bugs eat plants?
Yes, wood bugs eat plants. The crustaceans in question also may be called isopods, pill bugs, or roly-poly bugs. They prey upon dead and decaying animals and plants as well as upon living plants.
How do you make mulch?
There are different kinds of mulch. Some are organic whilst some are not.The purpose of mulch is to:Conserve moistureImprove the fertility of the soilImprove the health of the soilReduce the growth of weedsEnhance the visual appeal of the areaChoosing the right mulch depends on several factors. Including the visual appearance you want, the cost, the chemical effect it has on the soil (pH, combustibility, rate of decomposition, etc) and so on.Mulch can be made out of:One or a mixture of organics such as -GrassLeavesHayStrawKitchen scrapsComfreyPeat mossShredded barkWhole bark nuggetsSawdustShellsWoodchipsShredded newspaperCardboardWoolAnimal manureCompostNon-organics such as -Recycled tyre (tire) rubberPlasticPebblesRocks or crushed rocksGravelFurther Reading:Mulch on Wikipedia.
