Ants living in the soil of your plants are a problem that most people have experienced; however, these creatures do more than just annoy you, as they can dig tunnels in the soil, disturb the roots, ...

Q: Ever since the rain came, we’ve been invaded by ants. They are really tiny and get into everything! A: Argentine ants are so tiny and able to get into everything, even Ziploc bags. They also seem ...

A: No, but check the plants for honeydew-secreting insects such as aphids, mealybugs or scale on the plants. Ants collect this sweet, high-energy food. If you eliminate these less-desirable insects ...

A few simple measures can keep ants from crawling all over your plants (and you). Ants are generally considered harmless—but that doesn't mean they're appreciated. Most people don't like the creepy ...

Fire ants can cause painful stings and disrupt the ecosystem in your garden and beyond. Regular checks of potted plants and thorough maintenance in your backyard can keep them away. Diatomaceous earth ...

Question: Hi, I'd like to add a question to the recent post about leaf-cutter ants. I have a potted Mexican lime tree that has been inhabited by an ant colony for several months. They are chewing ...

They’re hard to spot and even harder to get rid of. But just because it’s cold outside doesn’t mean they have to invade your home. » RELATED: Cold weather won't deter bugs Ants often move inside when ...