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White Grubs in Texas Turfgrass
(2004-06-24)
White grubs are the larval stage of insects commonly known as May or June beetles. A few species commonly damage turfgrass and other cultivated plants. This publication includes biological and management information.
Scale Insects on Ornamental Plants
(2000-08-21)
Scale insects damage landscape plants, shrubs and trees. This publication explains how to control scale insects economically without damaging the environment, including sampling for scale crawlers, using natural enemies ...
Honey Bees In and Around Buildings
(2005-04-25)
Wasps are more often a problem around homes than honey bees, but bees do sometimes swarm or build nests near homes, or even in the walls of homes and other structures. This publication explains how to identify and manage ...
Springtails
(2004-07-16)
Springtails are an insect pest of lawns and homes. They are not harmful to people, pets, plants, structures or furnishings. However, their presence and jumping behaviors make them a nuisance. This publication offers ideas ...
Lantana and Verbena: How to Combat Insect and Mite Pests
(2005-02-21)
Several insect and mite pests attack lantana and verbena, which are perennial ornamental plants found in many Texas landscapes. This publication describes the most common pests and explains how to manage them.
Flea Control (Spanish)
(2002-08-23)
This publication will help you identify fleas and learn their behaviors and potential dangers to pets and humans. Included are methods for controlling fleas indoors and out.
How to Select a Termite Control Service
(2005-12-05)
This publication explains how to choose a termite control service and what control options are available for homeowners.
Tick Control (Spanish)
(2002-08-23)
This publication will help you identify ticks and learn their behaviors and potential dangers. Included are methods for avoiding, controlling and removing ticks.
Cockroaches...Recognition and Control
(2005-09-26)
Cockroaches rank high on the homeowner's list of insect problems. This publication helps the reader recognize the various species of cockroaches and understand their biology and behavior. It also describes various methods ...
Chinch Bugs in St. Augustine Lawns
(2006-10-17)
Chinch bugs can be extremely damaging to home lawns. Their feeding causes small yellow or brown areas in lawns. Chinch bugs can usually be seen on careful inspection of the soil surface. Insecticides provide effective control.