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How An Early Spring Affects Browntail Moth Activity

Although we haven’t had a “typical” Maine winter, it’s not necessarily over just yet. In fact, the Farmer’s Almanac predicts a deep freeze and another doozy of a storm to hit Maine in late February. Meanwhile, that ole’ groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil, says spring will be coming early to the Pine Tree State. Only time will tell, and as we wait, let’s discuss how an early spring could… Read More >

When Should I Start Treating My Yard For Ticks?

It’s been an unusual winter here in Maine. In fact, you might say it’s been a mixed bag. We’ve been on the receiving end of storms that have knocked out power for days, caused serious flooding across the state, and dropped snow (although not a lot in our neck of the woods); we’ve also seen above-average and below-average temps. It’s a lot for one winter, and it is not over yet. Of course… Read More >

Bed Bug Home Remedies: Do They Work?

Do you think you have what it takes to kill bed bugs in your home? While a quick Google search will likely offer numerous home remedies and DIY solutions that seem doable, it’s very unlikely they’ll eliminate the bed bug problem. In fact, there’s a good chance it'll make the infestation worse. In today’s blog post, we’ll identify the pitfalls of DIY and offer a solution that will… Read More >

Do Mice Hibernate?

Maine winters are not for the faint of heart. It requires proper gear and grit to get through the season. While hibernation is a solid option for bears, it’s not for us or every animal. As for mice, you’re probably thinking there’s no way these small rodents could endure winter without tucking themselves away and you're partly right. In this article, we’ll answer the question, “do mice… Read More >

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