As summer winds down and fall approaches, you may notice more buzzing activity around your yard, garden, or even near your home. While bees are around all season, late summer and early fall tend to bring an increase in activity—and for good reason.

As summer winds down and the evenings start to cool off, you might notice something unsettling: more spiders showing up inside your home. You’re not imagining things. Late summer and early fall are prime time for spider sightings, and there are a few good reasons why.

There’s something about summer that brings everything to life — flowers bloom, lawns thrive, and unfortunately, so do bugs. From ants marching across your kitchen floor to mosquitoes buzzing around the porch, pest activity peaks in the warmer months. But why?

As temperatures rise and spring takes hold, termite colonies become more active—and April marks the beginning of termite swarm season....

As winter fades and temperatures begin to rise, many pests that were dormant or less active during the colder months start to re-emerge....

When we think of pest control, we often focus on traditional methods—traps, repellents, and eco-friendly solutions. However, nature has its