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March 25, 2015 by Dan Rothermel
As the Winter subsides and Spring approaches, it reminds us of your plants needs. Your beloved trees and shrubs took a beating throughout the harsh winter. It is amazing that your plants, which cannot be moved inside, can withstand the extreme cold and snow. After surviving a harsh winter, they deserve your love and attention. […]
Read MoreMarch 10, 2015 by Dan Rothermel
Carpenter Ants are the most common and most damaging of all ants in our part of the country. Carpenter Ants tunnel through soft, damp or rotting wood and can do as much damage to a building as termites. Unlike termites, Carpenter Ants do not eat the wood. They “excavate” the wood and remove the debris […]
Read MoreMarch 3, 2015 by Dan Rothermel
Its starts out very inconspicuously, little green leaves poking through the soil but, as the weather warms, the crabgrass plant quickly develops into a very large, disruptive weed. The best control is to prevent as many of the seeds from emerging as possible. This is done in the late winter or early spring. The seeds were […]
Read MoreFebruary 27, 2015 by Dan Rothermel
Moles, Voles, and Mice in Grass Under the Snow Even with snow on the ground, life goes on in the lawn and shrub beds. Unlike bears, ground hogs and many others that hibernate, the “critters’ that live under the snow do not. They are very active, foraging for food and insulation for their burrows. The […]
Read MoreFebruary 23, 2015 by Dan Rothermel
***Green Giant Pest Control advises homeowners to remain vigilant of termites as the weather warms up.*** Prevent Winter and Spring Termite Damage The winter “trifecta” of snow, ice and wind may leave some homes damaged this spring and vulnerable to the most destructive pests – termites. Green Giant, a pest management provider servicing South-Eastern Pennsylvania, […]
Read MoreJanuary 12, 2015 by Dan Rothermel
The sight of a mouse scurrying across the floor can be unnerving and the sight of mouse droppings on your countertop can be outright disgusting. What’s more alarming is how mice, rats, and other rodents can leave your home susceptible to major issues. So, every mouse problem—no matter how small—should be handled as quickly as […]
Read MoreNovember 18, 2014 by Dan Rothermel
While it may be hard to believe, it’s that time of year again! Nature has turned the hardwood trees throughout the Northeast into a brilliant display of warm, autumn color. The trees begin to prepare for winter by shedding their leaves and hardening off the tender twigs to withstand the upcoming winter weather. How the […]
Read MoreNovember 4, 2014 by Dan Rothermel
Vegetation management in forests, parks, and privately-owned woodland areas is performed to control threats to native plants and natural habitats. In many forests throughout Pennsylvania, if invasive, non-native plants are allowed to spread, the entire makeup of the forest will change. Invasive plants are those introduced into a region far from their natural habitat. How […]
Read MoreOctober 21, 2014 by Dan Rothermel
My name is Josh Moser and I’m here with Pest Control by Green Giant to explain how to install our “Pest Control by Green Giant” termite monitor that we’ve included with your today’s visit, which is a plastic baggy that’s on your front door. When selecting a location to place your termite monitor, select a […]
Read MoreOctober 14, 2014 by Dan Rothermel
Vegetation management is a maintenance practice that takes place all around us, every year. Ever wonder why there are no weeds or other vegetation on railroad tracks, highway guard rails, stone parking lots, and fence lines? This is because these areas are regularly sprayed to control the weeds. These areas must be kept weed-free to […]
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