Another natural way to get rid of ants from your flower beds is to surround them with sticky traps made from items in your kitchen. Ants are attracted to anything sweet, so fill several glass jars with honey, maple syrup or a sugar syrup made from 1 part sugar to 1 part water and place them around your flower beds. The ants will be attracted to the sugary sweet liquids, crawl into the jars and drown. You'll need to throw away the contents of the trap and refill them weekly if the problem persists. found on: http://homeguides.sfgate.com/rid-ants-flower-beds-40429.html
1 cup water 1 tablespoon brorex 2 tablespoons of sugar melt in small pot to desolve .
Soak a sponge in the solution and place where you see ants . The ants will bite and take it back to the nest. I also made extra and poured on Ant hills in the yard . Got rid of all my carpenter ants.
I experimented......I tried Ant and hornet spray......I used clorox cleanup and a household degreaser.....(.can't think of the name)...I'll get back to ya. These all worked FINE. Ants be gone.
IT was 409 and it worked right on the spot!! I hope the ants aren't surrounding your plants, than I would not use these. I'm speaking of ants off in a corner......maybe STARTING to invade your plants......GET 'em before they take over!!
packaged cornbread mix that says it is sweetened and put it where they are coming in if you can find it. They will take it to the mound, everyone will eat it and die, they can't digest the cornmeal, but will take it because it is sweetened. Little goes a long way.
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Suggestions on how to get rid of termites naturally are appreciated however if there is only a chemical solution for these pests please share as well. Thank you!
Sprinkle brewed coffee grounds on the ground.