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What can I use to get rid of fleas in my yard?

By paco on Monday, July 18th, 2011 | 3 Comments

I have not seen any in my yard but want to make sure as I caught my dog with fleas recently and since, have fixed her up and kept her out of it just in case.

I have looked up and into different products but would like to know based off of personal experience what I should use that will work and not kill all of the plants around.

I’m thinking of just buying some beneficial nematodes..Just curious so please, if you’ve used something and had it work, sharing your experience would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Ladybugs versus Aphids – Jacksonville Micro Garden

By paco on Wednesday, July 6th, 2011 | No Comments


Ladybugs came into my garden and reproduced. Now voracious little ladybug larvae are busy eating the aphids that used to cover my pepper plants.

Existens Nematode for the control of white grubs

By paco on Wednesday, July 6th, 2011 | 1 Comment


Use Existens Nematodes to prevent and control white grubs in your lawn.

Squash Borer Prevention (ongoing battle)

By paco on Tuesday, July 5th, 2011 | No Comments


This is a video I decided to make about the beginning of my 2011 Squash Borer War. Last year I discovered that I have Squash Borers in my yard and the pumpkins were decimated. I found a tip that said using cardboard collars or rings around the growing plants will prevent the larvae from entering the stems. Last year I also sprayed the plants and yard with beneficial nematodes, so hopefully this year it won’t be as bad. I know that without chemicals it could take years to eradicate them but having a safe and chemical free yard and garden is worth it to me.

Garden Sales~

By paco on Tuesday, July 5th, 2011 | No Comments


The Home & Garden Idea Fair in Clark County WA. and the Clackamas County Master Gardners Spring Fair are this weekend!

“The Bugman” – March Biological Control – Using Insect Sprays and Fly Parasites

By paco on Tuesday, July 5th, 2011 | No Comments


www.marchbiological.com – 1-800-328-9140 – What are Fly Parasites? – In 1991 Brad Ross left the big city of Los Angeles and moved his family to a small farm outside of Portland Oregon for quality of life reasons. They had barely moved in when the collection of chickens and horses and pigs and cows started. On the advice of the previous homeowner Brad started releasing beneficial insects to control the fly problem. Truth be told it was not done for any environmental concerns but because it was easier, less time consuming and gave better results than using traps or sprays. Soon the questions started, “What are you doing for fly control?” When friends or parents of Brad’s kids friends came over he would end up answering Fly Parasite questions. Once, during a garage sale one gentleman asked why we had no flies with a pasture full of livestock. As Brad began to explain the virtues of Fly Parasites two other couples came over to listen to the explanation. A light bulb went off in his head. There is a need for this! After about year of research, study, trial and error March Biological Control started selling Fly Parasites, Mother Natures Fly Control. http At first sales were local, business grew by attending horse shows and farmers markets giving talks at schools and at garden clubs. Soon another type of question started getting asked. “These Fly Parasites really work, but what do you have for fleas? or ants? or root weevil?” Realizing there were more pests to kill out there …

“The Bugman” – March Biological Control – When to start releasing fly parasites for fly control.

By paco on Tuesday, July 5th, 2011 | No Comments


www.marchbiological.com – 1-800-328-9140 – “The Bugman” discusses when to start releasing Fly Parasites? – In 1991 Brad Ross left the big city of Los Angeles and moved his family to a small farm outside of Portland Oregon for quality of life reasons. They had barely moved in when the collection of chickens and horses and pigs and cows started. On the advice of the previous homeowner Brad started releasing beneficial insects to control the fly problem. Truth be told it was not done for any environmental concerns but because it was easier, less time consuming and gave better results than using traps or sprays. Soon the questions started, “What are you doing for fly control?” When friends or parents of Brad’s kids friends came over he would end up answering Fly Parasite questions. Once, during a garage sale one gentleman asked why we had no flies with a pasture full of livestock. As Brad began to explain the virtues of Fly Parasites two other couples came over to listen to the explanation. A light bulb went off in his head. There is a need for this! After about year of research, study, trial and error March Biological Control started selling Fly Parasites, Mother Natures Fly Control. http At first sales were local, business grew by attending horse shows and farmers markets giving talks at schools and at garden clubs. Soon another type of question started getting asked. “These Fly Parasites really work, but what do you have for fleas? or ants? or root weevil?” Realizing there …

“The Bugman” – March Biological Control – What are Fly Parasites? ~ Fly Control ~

By paco on Tuesday, July 5th, 2011 | No Comments


www.marchbiological.com – 1-800-328-9140 – Brad “The Bugman” Ross answers the question, What are Fly Parasites? – In 1991 Brad Ross left the big city of Los Angeles and moved his family to a small farm outside of Portland Oregon for quality of life reasons. They had barely moved in when the collection of chickens and horses and pigs and cows started. On the advice of the previous homeowner Brad started releasing beneficial insects to control the fly problem. Truth be told it was not done for any environmental concerns but because it was easier, less time consuming and gave better results than using traps or sprays. Soon the questions started, “What are you doing for fly control?” When friends or parents of Brad’s kids friends came over he would end up answering Fly Parasite questions. Once, during a garage sale one gentleman asked why we had no flies with a pasture full of livestock. As Brad began to explain the virtues of Fly Parasites two other couples came over to listen to the explanation. A light bulb went off in his head. There is a need for this! After about year of research, study, trial and error March Biological Control started selling Fly Parasites, Mother Natures Fly Control. http At first sales were local, business grew by attending horse shows and farmers markets giving talks at schools and at garden clubs. Soon another type of question started getting asked. “These Fly Parasites really work, but what do you have for fleas? or ants? or root weevil …

“The Bugman” – March Biological Control – Where to release fly parasites to control flies

By paco on Tuesday, July 5th, 2011 | No Comments


www.marchbiological.com – 1-800-328-9140 – “The Bugman” discusses where to release Fly Parasites? – In 1991 Brad Ross left the big city of Los Angeles and moved his family to a small farm outside of Portland Oregon for quality of life reasons. They had barely moved in when the collection of chickens and horses and pigs and cows started. On the advice of the previous homeowner Brad started releasing beneficial insects to control the fly problem. Truth be told it was not done for any environmental concerns but because it was easier, less time consuming and gave better results than using traps or sprays. Soon the questions started, “What are you doing for fly control?” When friends or parents of Brad’s kids friends came over he would end up answering Fly Parasite questions. Once, during a garage sale one gentleman asked why we had no flies with a pasture full of livestock. As Brad began to explain the virtues of Fly Parasites two other couples came over to listen to the explanation. A light bulb went off in his head. There is a need for this! After about year of research, study, trial and error March Biological Control started selling Fly Parasites, Mother Natures Fly Control. http At first sales were local, business grew by attending horse shows and farmers markets giving talks at schools and at garden clubs. Soon another type of question started getting asked. “These Fly Parasites really work, but what do you have for fleas? or ants? or root weevil?” Realizing there were …

“The Bugman” – March Biological Control ~When to start using fly parasites for fly control.

By paco on Tuesday, July 5th, 2011 | 2 Comments


www.marchbiological.com – 1-800-328-9140 – “The Bugman” discusses the best time to start using fly parasites. – In 1991 Brad Ross left the big city of Los Angeles and moved his family to a small farm outside of Portland Oregon for quality of life reasons. They had barely moved in when the collection of chickens and horses and pigs and cows started. On the advice of the previous homeowner Brad started releasing beneficial insects to control the fly problem. Truth be told it was not done for any environmental concerns but because it was easier, less time consuming and gave better results than using traps or sprays. Soon the questions started, “What are you doing for fly control?” When friends or parents of Brad’s kids friends came over he would end up answering Fly Parasite questions. Once, during a garage sale one gentleman asked why we had no flies with a pasture full of livestock. As Brad began to explain the virtues of Fly Parasites two other couples came over to listen to the explanation. A light bulb went off in his head. There is a need for this! After about year of research, study, trial and error March Biological Control started selling Fly Parasites, Mother Natures Fly Control. http At first sales were local, business grew by attending horse shows and farmers markets giving talks at schools and at garden clubs. Soon another type of question started getting asked. “These Fly Parasites really work, but what do you have for fleas? or ants? or root weevil?” Realizing …

Do beneficial nematodes kill the un-beneficial nematodes that are possibbly in the garden?