Pest Control For Ants... By Steve Collier on - Updated Oct 15, 2011
Ant Infestation can be a real problem for anyone who has a garden or lawn that they really enjoy or like to spend time tending... The biggest problem I've seen on my property has to be the ants... Not because of the painful bites this little creature is so famous for, but more for the damage they do to all the plants I have so much time and effort invested in, and the worst part of it is, you never know there is a problem until its too late... After years of trial and error, I've finally found a product that not only eliminates the threat by killing the entire colony, it can also be used as a preventive barrier against further attacks from this pesky little creature... Its called Over & Out and is readily availabe at any of your local lawn and garden supply stores... Its so easy to use that even the most novice amoung us will be able to eliminate the problem and prevent future infestations on a year round basis... This is by far the best ant control product on the market !!!
Helpful Hint... When applieing this product to your entire lawn with spreader, I bought granulated lime to mix with Over & Out on a 50/50 basis because the Over & Out is so fine...It worked out great !!! And besides... My lawn needed the lime anyway...Two birds with one stone I always say...
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Over & Out Pest Control Purchased at: Home Depot Price: $19.99
Take my word for it... Nothing works better or lasts longer !!! This is the perfect time of year to use it too...
We have ant problems too-I will tell my husband about this-thank you so much!
I live in Tampa Florida where ants are more common then pets! I've got to try this.
Thanks for the info -- I frequently have ant problems, and had never even heard of this. Good to know there's something out there that works!
We just noticed a couple of ant hills in our yard yesterday.
During the spring and summer, my yard is infested with ants... Perhaps I'll use this next time!
We sure have ant issues! I'll have to try this.
Good to know - we have ants here also. I wonder if it's safe for veggie gardens - the ants always eat my pepper and eggplant plants.