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The City of
Glendale's Commission on
Person's with
Disabilities, which I am
Chairperson, through
Parks N Partners, will
be sponsoring a winter
pruning of the 60 roses
at:
The park is
located at 7637 55th
Ave. --Just south of
Northern on 55th Ave. It is located next door to the fire station (which is now used for storage) on the east side of 55th Ave. and north of Orangewood.
Any questions,
please contact me. (602)
920-1697 Laura
Hirsch
170 more rose bushes to
Sahuaro Ranch Park!!!
Everyone needs to
park in the far west lot
as they are saving the
front parking lot for
the media.
If you have any
questions, please
contact me: 602
920-1697 Laura
Hirsch
TIS THE SEASON TO GIVE
THANKS FOR BENEFICIAL
BUGS Arrow
Exterminators Lists
Insects We Should All
Appreciate
ATLANTA (October
8, 2014) –
Fall is in the
air; preparations are
underway for the coming
holiday seasons and
while the professionals
at Arrow Exterminators
focus primarily on
protecting customers’
from harmful pests, it
is the perfect time of
year to show some thanks
for very beneficial
pests.
·
Ladybugs:
Ladybugs are
always at the top of the
list! Not only do
they bring good luck,
they are very beneficial
for homeowners with
gardens, feeding on
aphids which are harmful
to plants. Avid
gardeners even purchase
ladybugs to add to their
garden as an easy,
affordable and
sustainable solution to
keep real pests away.
·
Big Eyed Bugs:
Aptly named due to their
proportionately large
eyes, big-eyed bugs are
another beneficial
predator that feeds on
mites, insect eggs and
small insects.
Big-eyed bug nymphs can
eat as many as 1600
spider mites before
reaching adulthood and
adults eat as many as 80
mites per day.
·
Dragonflies:
If you
don’t like mosquitoes –
and who does, then
dragonflies should
definitely be on your
list of beneficial bugs!
This beautiful
four-winged flyer, that
hasn’t changed since
dinosaurs roamed the
earth, usually takes up
residence in common
mosquito breeding areas
and then feeds on them
helping control the
local population.
Mother Nature definitely
got this one right!
·
Honeybees:
“There are so many
reasons to be thankful
for this insect,” said
Charlie Jones, Arrow
Pest Expert. “They are
very social in nature
and they not only
produce a sweet treat we
all enjoy, they
pollinate beautiful
flowers and more than
100 different crops
across the United
States, including
apples, squash, soybeans
and nuts.”
Arrow protects
homes from infestations
of real pests with the
STEPS® Total
Protection System™, an
industry-leading process
that utilizes Integrated
Pest Management. STEPS
includes a full home and
property evaluation to
pinpoint pest control
issues; identification
of not only the pest,
but the true cause of
the problem; and
treatment in the most
environmentally
responsible way to
alleviate current issues
and to help prevent
future recurrences. Consumers
interested in protecting
their homes from pests
may obtain additional
information at
www.arrowexterminators.com.
Additionally, consumers
can contact Arrow for a
free whole home
evaluation at
888-462-7769.
About Arrow
Exterminators
Family owned and
operated since 1964,
Atlanta-based Arrow
Exterminators is the
sixth largest pest and
termite control company
in the United States,
ranked by revenue. Arrow
boasts a modern fleet of
more than 1200 vehicles,
82 service centers and
revenues exceeding $140
million. With QualityPro
Certification by the
National Pest Management
Association, the company
offers innovative and
environmentally
responsible services to
protect homes and
businesses of customers
in Alabama, Arizona,
Florida, Georgia,
Kentucky, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South
Carolina, Tennessee,
Texas and Virginia.
Visit
www.arrowexterminators.com
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