March
28
2012
With northern states recording record highs this spring following a mild winter, pests are starting to appear earlier than normal. For residents in Michigan, Ohio and Indiana, the odd weather pattern has resulted in a low winter kill for some pests, which could lead to larger home infestations during the spring months. With the feeding, mating and colonizing happening earlier this year, Rose Pest Solutions’ would like to offer some tips to help you plan for a pest-free season.
March
23
2012
March
10
2012
As the weather begins to heat up, spring pests begin to make their appearances. Hopefully you made it through the winter without pest sightings but when the air becomes warmer in the spring, many pests are going to wake up from their long winter nap and get busy back to work, searching for food, mating, and maybe even invading your home.
February
22
2012
All over the country people are wondering what happened to winter? It seems that Mother Nature forgot what time of year it was. With much more mild temperatures for northern states that are usually frozen, this odd weather pattern is also confusing to insects as well. For residents in Cincinnati, Columbus, Ohio as well as Michigan, and parts of Indiana and Kentucky, perhaps you have noticed spring pests waking up early from their typical winter hibernation.
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