Please turn JavaScript on
Green Pest Management icon

Green Pest Management

Click on the "Follow" button below and you'll get the latest news from Green Pest Management via email, mobile or you can read them on your personal news page on this site.

You can unsubscribe anytime you want easily.

You can also choose the topics or keywords that you're interested in, so you receive only what you want.

Green Pest Management title: Green Pest Management Connecticut Company - Pest control

Is this your feed? Claim it!

Publisher:  Unclaimed!
Message frequency:  0.65 / day

Message History

Your Lawnmower Just Triggered Hundreds of Stinging Insects From Your Lawn

You were finishing up Saturday yard work when you noticed something strange — a small hole in the lawn with insects going in and out. You didn’t think much of it until the trimmer got too close. Within seconds, you were swarmed. You made it inside with multiple stings, your heart pounding, wondering: wh...


Read full story
You Found the Nest. Now You’re Standing Here Wondering: Can I Actually Do This?

You discovered the hornet nest this morning. It’s right there on your eave, in that shrub, or in the ground somewhere in your lawn. You’re thinking: Maybe I can just handle this myself. How hard could it be?

Before you reach for the first can of spray you find, stop. how to destroy h...


Read full story
You’re About to Make a Decision That Could Send You to the Emergency Room

You’ve found a hornet nest on your property. Before you Google “DIY hornet removal” or reach for a can of spray, stop. This decision — whether to attempt professional hornet nest removal versus handling it yourself — might be the most consequential pest management choice you make all year.

Last s...


Read full story
You’re Standing in Your Yard Looking at That Nest. But When Should You Actually Treat It?

It’s 2 PM on a Saturday. You just discovered a hornet nest on your property — maybe it’s hanging from your eave, maybe it’s in a shrub, maybe it’s ground-level in your lawn. Your first instinct is probably to grab a can of spray and get it done right now, while you have time.

D...


Read full story
That Giant White and Black Hornet Isn’t a Regular Wasp

You first noticed it near your porch light at dusk large, black and white, moving with the confidence of something that knows it’s dangerous. Maybe you’ve seen several of them, always in the same general area. Maybe you’ve spotted a massive gray, enclosed nest in a tree or shrub on your property. Maybe someone got stung a...


Read full story