Although ants are quite useful in the garden, if they're becoming a problem, could you use a simple molasses and orange oil ...

Managing ants in your garden is no picnic. Here's what you can do to solve your ant problem—and why sometimes the best thing ...

Using coffee grounds to prevent ants from overrunning your garden is another hack worth trying. Similarly, a spray made out of water and orange peels soaked in vinegar can work as a natural insect ...

Orange peels are useful in the garden to enrich compost, repel insects, and disinfect tools. Some gardeners also find that they keep cats out of their gardens or work as an odor cover.

Ants may seem harmless, but when they invade a garden, they disrupt plant health, encourage pest infestations, and even damage soil structure. While some ants play a role in the ecosystem, certain ...

With the summer in full swing, ants are out and about and can make their way into your home in a matter of minutes - but there's a completely natural solution to stop them in their tracks ...

She adds that vinegar (in a 1:1 mixture with water) can also work to deter ants. "Just spray lightly around the trails and try not to get it on the foliage of plants," Sons says. Try Ant Bait "For a ...

When I tried to smush them, they would run away from my thumb. These were nothing like the fat, languid ants I grew up with. Argentine ants are (obviously) not native to California.

That wasn't the first time I'd disturbed an ants' nest in my garden. Last year, they were in my potato grow bags; the year prior, in the front garden bed.

Ants in your garden are mostly harmless and maybe even beneficial, but when ants take up residence in your home, that could be problematic. Iowa State University insect diagnostician Zach Schumm ...