Ants on My Strawberry Plants

RE:whiteflies on My Strawberry Plants By ellie06 (1) Contact could find nothing about white flies on my plants but very helpful with ant help."""" Posted on 07/20/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Ants on My Strawberry Plants By Lila (Guest Post) I have had trouble with my strawberries for the last two years and found it may be because of ants, so I use diacetomous earth and sprinkle it on the plant, it is used for the filters on swimming pools Posted on 06/30/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Ants on My Strawberry Plants By HappyWonder (1) Contact " Thank you everyone! With all the suggestions I think I have my problem licked. " HappyWonder a.k.a Lia Posted on 06/29/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Ants on My Strawberry Plants By PAtti (Guest Post) GO to Diatect.com - they have what you need and it is 100 % safe for you and pets. You can read up on it there. Your problem is solved and you can enjoy again. It works inside and out in rain or not ! Take care and BE HAppy. Posted on 06/28/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Ants on My Strawberry Plants By (Guest Post) Or you could try my lateral thinking approach which worked for me. One summer streams of ants were coming in at the door of my balcony (second floor apartment) and making straight for my cat food dishes, I stood the cats dishes in water, I tried this and that, but still they came. SO... I wondered if the ants had their OWN dish of food out on the balcony would they bother coming inside? I tried it out, with saucers of sweet stuff, jam, honey, mixed with a little water, other things that I thought might be ant Delectables. It worked! They stayed on the balcony feeding from 'their' food source and didn't come inside!. Posted on 06/25/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Ants on My Strawberry Plants By Mythi (Guest Post) Sprinkle aspertame around the deck and sidewalk. Ants hate it. Posted on 06/25/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Ants on My Strawberry Plants By Kim Ch in WA (Guest Post) I can think of one good thing, they are held up as example in Proverbs Ch 6 as an example of industriousness. Sounds like your strawberries are going into a big barrel next year for a container, one that has sticky paper on the sides! I know you don't want to put sickening chemicals into your garden dirt, and they will find their way around any netting, so putting distance between them and those fragrant berries might help. Mine are in a salvaged bathtub, and they are kinda cute that way. Wish you the best! Posted on 06/25/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Ants on My Strawberry Plants By JoanDogs (123) Profile Contact I've always had good luck by spraying around my foundation and walkways with Lemon Joy and water - for some reason Joy works better than any other lemon dish soap. Add enough Joy so that you have some suds that remain after spraying. Posted on 06/25/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Ants on My Strawberry Plants By Lynda (Guest Post) Sugar ants are attracted to the sugar in what ever is around. No, they don't bother a thing, except they can eat the fruit we grow. They are for cleaning up the environment. I'd not hate them, but to control them I'd sprinkle used coffee grounds around each hill, or buy Amdro, to kill the queen. Ants are something God says to observe and consider how hard they work and continually work. He made them for a good purpose, but gave us permission to "subdue" (control) them. I hope this helps? Don't use pest spray. Good luck and God bless you. : ) Posted on 06/25/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Ants on My Strawberry Plants By evelyn (Guest Post) sprinkle borax around and they will take it to their hill,if you can find the hill sprinkle it there. Posted on 06/25/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Ants on My Strawberry Plants By GTIChick (Guest Post) Try diatomaceous earth. I was having problems with pillbugs on my strawberries, and the guy at the nursery recommended it, instead of poisons. It is made up of finely ground up fossils, and the sharp edges cut up the insects and also dry them out, but it is harmless to pets and kids. I've been having really good luck with it on my berries and other plants, some of which had ants crawling around. Posted on 06/22/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

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