One of the most annoying pests to frequent our homes is fruit flies. These minute insects flock to ripe fruits and vegetables as well as stagnant drains. And it seems that, no matter how neat and tidy ...

As temperatures rise, fruit flies often become a nuisance, prompting many of us to seek ways to repel them. These tiny fliers aren’t particularly dangerous, but they are a serious annoyance and can ...

The sun is shining, you’ve got a glass of rosé in your hand and you’re breaking in that outdoor furniture for the first time this season. Everything is pretty wonderful except for one teeny-tiny ...

Basil thrives in warm, sunny locations outside - but not everyone has the room to grow it. Luckily, you can also grow this ...

Fruit flies are perhaps the most annoying of household pests. They barge right in and make themselves quite at home. With a knack for gravitating toward ripe fruits, veggies and even stagnant drains, ...

Even with the weather getting colder, house flies are still a common sight, and difficult to get rid of. You could seal your house up tight, closing every door, window, nook and cranny, but that's ...

Fruit flies are perhaps the most annoying of household pests. They barge right in and make themselves quite at home. With a knack for gravitating toward ripe fruits, veggies and even stagnant drains, ...

Certain plants can help deter pests, such as mosquitoes and flies, in the garden. These plants possess aromatic properties or essential oils that repel pests. Lavender, basil, catnip, mint, garlic, ...

Enjoy a fly-free summer by incorporating natural fly repellents into your garden. Aromatic plants like lavender, rosemary, and basil deter flies with their essential oils, enhancing outdoor spaces ...

When it comes to the inevitable face-off between you and bugs, keeping them away from your immediate vicinity is probably top priority as they thrive during the warmer months. While there are always ...

There are few things more unpleasant than being curled up in bed with a good book, your pup on your feet, about to sink into sleep... and then feeling the particular unmistakable tickle of a bug ...