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     Keep Carpenter Bees Away From Wooden Structures

     Bees are prized pollinators in the garden, but carpenter bees can become a springtime nuisance as they drill holes in wooden decks, windows, and eaves to raise their young. "Typically, carpenter ...

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     You've probably noticed that there are more carpenter bees this year than in decades. With the weather finally warming up, I was sitting on my deck this week when I heard the loud drone of a ...

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   Are carpenter bees a nuisance?

   • Many people consider carpenter bees a nuisance because they tend to burrow into wood. However, these bees are important pollinators. There are over 500 species of carpenter bees, and each of them is essential for its environment. Carpenter bees have short mouthparts, so they are crucial pollinators of shallow flowers.

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   Where do carpenter bees live?

   • Carpenter bees get their name from their habit of boring into wood, creating chambers to raise their young. Along with bumblebee queens, carpenter bees are the largest native bees in the United States. Carpenter bees can be found across the southern United States from Arizona to Florida and in the eastern United States, north to New York.

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   What is a carpenter bee?

   • Carpenter bees are notorious creatures known for making holes in wood and damaging the wooden shakes, deck, outdoor furniture. The bees belong to the genus Xlyocopa and are generally very docile, shy creature until otherwise instigated. Listed below are some of the interesting facts about carpenter bees that will help you understand them better:

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   What plants repel carpenter bees?

   • The scents of certain plants like eucalyptus, mint, and citronella are powerful carpenter bee deterrents. Here are a few that I’ve found effective: Geraniums: Their bright blooms are beautiful in a garden but their scent is a natural repellent.

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   4 days ago · Follow these tips to prevent carpenter bee infestations: Plug all holes, seams, and gaps in wood structures with caulking or putty. Paint exposed wood with an oil or polyurethane-based paint. Wood stains do not repel carpenter bees. Use an insecticide additive in the paint to help repel bees, especially if you've had prior infestations.

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   6 days ago · Among the most popular are mint, citronella, and eucalyptus. ‘Bees will stay away from these if you plant them around your property. Plant repellent plants near wooden structures to make a natural barrier against carpenter bees,’ he recommends. 5. Encourage natural predators into your yard.

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   May 11, 2024 · For repelling carpenter bees from my garden and home, I incorporate plants that are naturally unappealing to these insects. The scents of certain plants like eucalyptus, mint, and citronella are powerful carpenter bee deterrents. Here are a few that I’ve found effective:

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   May 20, 2024 · Carpenter Bee. Actual Size: ½” to 1”. Characteristics: Large, black and yellow; shiny hairless abdomen. Legs: 6. Antennae: Yes. Habitat: They do not live in nests. Instead, females bore deep holes through softwood and deposit their eggs inside. Habits: Do not live in nests and colonies like other bees.

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   5 days ago · To get rid of carpenter bees, inspect for damage and bee activity, identify active tunnels, apply your pesticide of choice, paint or stain wood surfaces, and add protective barriers. To keep carpenter bees chrome coming back, build with hardwoods, fill gaps and cracks with wood putty and wire/steel mesh, install bee traps, and keep your yard ...

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   5 days ago · How to Get Rid of Yellow Jackets. If carpenter bees have set up shop around your home there are lots of ways you can get rid of them. We'll show you how to remedy the situation and avoid serious structural damage.

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    May 9, 2024 · Asked May 09, 2024, 11:32 AM EDT. Hello. I own a house with quite a bit of wood trim. Therefore, I've been battling carpenter bees for years. What is the best way to get rid of carpenter bees, or at least keep them at bay. I'm willing to use insecticides if that is what it takes, but am open to non-toxic solutions if they really work!