Comments on: Ants in The Garden – Good or Bad? http://www.rentokil.com/blog/ants-in-the-garden-%e2%80%93-good-or-bad/ The Rentokil Blog Fri, 10 Feb 2012 11:07:47 +0000 hourly 1 By: Ants invasion http://www.rentokil.com/blog/ants-in-the-garden-%e2%80%93-good-or-bad/#comment-15183 Ants invasion Sat, 16 Jul 2011 02:46:09 +0000 http://www.rentokil.com/blog/?p=3236#comment-15183 Ant Guy say: apple cider vinegar is a pretty common natural remedy… I have heard a 50/50 ratio of vinegar to water or just straight vinegar. Thanks i'm going to try this. Ant Guy say: apple cider vinegar is a pretty common natural remedy… I have heard a 50/50 ratio of vinegar to water or just straight vinegar.

Thanks i’m going to try this.

]]> By: Ant Guy http://www.rentokil.com/blog/ants-in-the-garden-%e2%80%93-good-or-bad/#comment-3803 Ant Guy Sat, 20 Nov 2010 02:23:56 +0000 http://www.rentokil.com/blog/?p=3236#comment-3803 Responding to: "have read that spraying apple cider vinegar in the garden can act as a deterrent – ants hate vinegar apparently. Who would have guessed it?" As odd as it may seem, apple cider vinegar is a pretty common natural remedy... I have heard a 50/50 ratio of vinegar to water or just straight vinegar. Great Post! Responding to: “have read that spraying apple cider vinegar in the garden can act as a deterrent – ants hate vinegar apparently. Who would have guessed it?”

As odd as it may seem, apple cider vinegar is a pretty common natural remedy… I have heard a 50/50 ratio of vinegar to water or just straight vinegar. Great Post!

]]> By: webmaster http://www.rentokil.com/blog/ants-in-the-garden-%e2%80%93-good-or-bad/#comment-3802 webmaster Wed, 26 May 2010 19:22:59 +0000 http://www.rentokil.com/blog/?p=3236#comment-3802 The British Traditional Molecatchers Register is a web based register of British Molecatchers who only use traditional methods. It helps those with a Mole problem in paddock, field, garden or smallholding to find a TRADITIONAL Molecatcher in their area. - Not always easy these days. There is no charge for using the website and finding a Traditional Molecatcher in your area is easy. When you have found one feel free to contact them and mention that you got their details from British Traditional Molecatchers Register. The arrangement for any work you may wish them to do will be at a financial arrangement between you and the Molecatcher direct. You can, however, be sure that any Molecatcher that is on our register will use only Traditional Methods of Molecatching. The website contains much background information on Moles and Molecatchers and also details of our Training courses. The British Traditional Molecatchers Register is a web based register of British Molecatchers who only use traditional methods. It helps those with a Mole problem in paddock, field, garden or smallholding to find a TRADITIONAL Molecatcher in their area. – Not always easy these days.

There is no charge for using the website and finding a Traditional Molecatcher in your area is easy. When you have found one feel free to contact them and mention that you got their details from British Traditional Molecatchers Register.

The arrangement for any work you may wish them to do will be at a financial arrangement between you and the Molecatcher direct. You can, however, be sure that any Molecatcher that is on our register will use only Traditional Methods of Molecatching.

The website contains much background information on Moles and Molecatchers and also details of our Training courses.

]]> By: ben http://www.rentokil.com/blog/ants-in-the-garden-%e2%80%93-good-or-bad/#comment-3801 ben Wed, 26 May 2010 03:42:17 +0000 http://www.rentokil.com/blog/?p=3236#comment-3801 Very nice article. Moles have the advantage that they also feed on the larvae of cockchafers, which destroy the roots of some plants, so they are somewhat beneficial. However, I have to agree they can really mess up the lawns :-) Very nice article. Moles have the advantage that they also feed on the larvae of cockchafers, which destroy the roots of some plants, so they are somewhat beneficial. However, I have to agree they can really mess up the lawns :-)

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