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   Jan 20, 2020 · Subterranean flying termites are dark-colored with one thick, dark vein that runs parallel to the top of the wing, as you can see in the photo above. Worker subterranean termites are a milky white color with no wings or eyes, and hard mouthparts adapted for chewing wood. Soldier termites are meant to protect the colony.

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   The nematodes kill the termites by releasing a particular bacteria into their body, but they won’t harm pets or humans. Nematodes quickly reproduce and are very effective in destroying all the termites in the colony. You can buy these tiny worms in a specialty store or online. Wet cardboard. Termites love the cellulose in cardboard, wood, and ...

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   Feb 7, 2022 · Keep reading to find out. Cedar. Bamboo. Redwood. Cedar is a type of wood that is somewhat naturally resistant to termites. These pests will stay away from cedar at first, however, this won’t always be the case. Over time, the wood will begin to break down and the resinous decay will be attractive to termites.

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   Jan 5, 2021 · If you have an irrigation system, ensure that there are no leaks that provide termites with a water source beneath soil or mulch. If you are using treated mulch, it needs to be a termite resistant mulch, otherwise, its quite literally an invitation for termite colonies to nest within your property. Avoid planting gum trees, paperbark trees and ...

5. www.bobvila.com › slideshow › 10-pests-that-might-be10 Pests That Might Be Living in Your Garage - Bob Vila

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   Aug 9, 2021 · Pill Bugs. If you have rotting wood or wet cardboard boxes in your garage, there’s a good chance you’ll attract pill bugs. These pests, so-called for their pill-like shape, require moisture to ...

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   Dec 19, 2023 · There are liquid and foam pesticides you can apply around your home to kill termites. Liquids can be sprayed on soil, mulch, or wood chips, while foams are a good option for hard-to-reach cracks and crevices. There are also dust and powder products for even-harder-to-reach cracks.

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   Beneficial nematodes burrow into their host and release a symbiotic gut bacteria that poisons the termite’s blood, killing them within a matter of days. You can find beneficial nematodes online or in stores. Apply a mixture of nematodes, potting soil, and cold water to the infested areas of your lawn and garden.