Scarano Lawn Care

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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sat:	8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Sun	Closed

Scarano Lawn Care

Insects and Spiders

Ants
While some pests are simply annoying, others are a definite health hazard. Lawn care in Port Orange, like most of Florida, means dealing with fire ants. These coppery brown insects arrived in the United States in the 1930s and have spread throughout the Southern States. Unlike most ants they can and will attack animals and kill them. In humans, a fire ant bite produces a small red bump which can be very painful as well as itchy, especially when there are several close together. Anaphylaxis, an allergic reaction to the venom, occurs in about 1% of those bitten, and can result in death, as a result these ants are public enemy number one for lawn owners, especially as they love to make their nests in sunny, open, well watered areas like well watered lawns.

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Payment method: all major credit cards, check
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Neighborhood: Deltona Lakes
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Other Link: http://www.scaranolawncare.com
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06/24/2014

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If you want your property kept consistently well groomed this is not the company for you. They say twice a month for the price and then 3 weeks can go by and no show.

12/19/2013

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Poor company... If I could rate this so called company it would be a no stars!

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Phone: (386) 232-6089

Address: 2253 matthew Cir, Deltona, FL 32738

Website: http://www.scaranolawncare.com

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Scarano Lawn Care

Insects and Spiders

Ants
While some pests are simply annoying, others are a definite health hazard. Lawn care in Port Orange, like most of Florida, means dealing with fire ants. These coppery brown insects arrived in the United States in the 1930s and have spread throughout the Southern States. Unlike most ants they can and will attack animals and kill them. In humans, a fire ant bite produces a small red bump which can be very painful as well as itchy, especially when there are several close together. Anaphylaxis, an allergic reaction to the venom, occurs in about 1% of those bitten, and can result in death, as a result these ants are public enemy number one for lawn owners, especially as they love to make their nests in sunny, open, well watered areas like well watered lawns.
Crickets
Southern mole crickets are unsightly insects that although prefer to feed on Bermuda and Bahia grasses, will not pass up damaging any type of grass they can sink their teeth into. They tunnel underneath the grass to eat the roots which kills the grass. Moreover, their tunneling below the surface of the soil pushes small mounds of dirt; an activity that reduces turf density and creates patches of bare soil. Because they are nocturnal insects, and spend most of their lives below the soil surface, the only sign of their infestation is the drying out of the grass above the ground. Since these insects are so common, evasive and difficult to eliminate, a certified lawn pest control service that serves the DeLand, FL community is the best way to save your lawn.
Beetles
In many instances, chemical control of chinch bugs is not necessary. Many lawns have natural populations of predators, such as ground beetles or "big-eyed bugs," which can keep chinch bug populations from getting out of hand. Insecticide applications sometimes have very adverse effects on these predators, causing the chinch bug populations to develop more rapidly in subsequent years. Plant resistance has also been reported for a number of turfgrass species and cultivars. Research has demonstrated strong resistance of endophyte-enhanced turfgrasses to the hairy chinch bug.
Moths
Armyworms are Florida pests that truly live up to their name. These little buggers are the larvae of moths and will chew the leaves of grasses and plants.

Moles
Burrowing critters like gophers, moles, and certain bugs will cause soil mounds and raised ridges that disrupt the growth and appeal of your property.

Gophers

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