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The Top 5 Ways to Keep Pacific NW Wasps in Spring Away from Your Home and Garden
Spring is a beautiful time of year in the Pacific Northwest, but it also brings an increase in wasp activity. Wasps are attracted to sweet and savory foods, making them a common pest at outdoor gatherings and in gardens. In addition to being a nuisance, wasps can also be dangerous, as their stings can cause…
Pest Control Myths and Misconceptions: Separating Fact from Fiction
Pest control in the Portland Oregon and Vancouver Washington area is an important aspect of maintaining a clean and safe living environment. However, there are many myths and misconceptions surrounding pest control that can lead to ineffective or even harmful solutions. This article will explore some of the most common pest control myths and misconceptions,…
The Top 5 Pests To Watch Out For In Vancouver, WA This Spring
Spring is the time of year when pests start to become active after a long, cold winter. In Vancouver WA in the Pacific Northwest, there are a few common pests that homeowners and gardeners should be on the lookout for. These pests can cause damage to property, spread disease, and be a nuisance to those…
Christmas Events Happening In The Vancouver WA Area
Christmas Ships Parade hristmas Ships Parade is full of various-sized boats, all lighted up with different Christmas themes. The routes around the Vancouver area differ depending on the dates, so check out their calendar to see when the ships will be coming closest to you along the waterfronts. Ships start running on the 2nd of…
Kitchen Table – A Special Tribute Song from Father/Son, 4 Daughters & Niece & Nephews
Hello and Happy Holidays to all of you! Growing up I used to sing old songs with my dad on road trips for hours in his old Ford pickup. I remember scrolling through the old radio channels to find the perfect song to sing to and to this day we still do it,…
Where Do Rats Go In The PNW Winter
This winter in the PNW is predicted to be a cold one from the start and that means that pests like rats will be looking for places to keep warm. However, rats do not hibernate during the winter, so where they find shelter will also be a place that is close to a food source…