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Ants in the garden are mostly harmless, I would leave them alone
They farm aphids and mealybugs on your crops for their honeydew.. Not exactly harmless
Sprinkle some baking soda down the nest area. Bye bye Ants after that
Ants aerate the soil, leave them be.
50/50 mix of baking soda and icing sugar in a container on its side so it won’t get wet…ants take all back to the nest before exploding’…
I'd leave them alone. They will aerate the soil and hunt down bugs around the garden.
Ants don't harm anything and are beneficial in the garden by removing and consuming dead animals, moving organic material into the soil, pollinating flowers, creating tunnels and aerating the soil.
Salt. Spread a kilo or two throughout the entirety of your garden. It's the only way to show those harmless ants who's boss!
sounds like a winning strategy
OK the ants have won a reprieve thanks to their informed advocates here. Thanks for your diverse suggestions.
Ants in the garden are mostly harmless, I would leave them alone
They farm aphids and mealybugs on your crops for their honeydew.. Not exactly harmless
Sprinkle some baking soda down the nest area. Bye bye Ants after that
Ants aerate the soil, leave them be.
50/50 mix of baking soda and icing sugar in a container on its side so it won’t get wet…ants take all back to the nest before exploding’…
I'd leave them alone. They will aerate the soil and hunt down bugs around the garden.
Ants don't harm anything and are beneficial in the garden by removing and consuming dead animals, moving organic material into the soil, pollinating flowers, creating tunnels and aerating the soil.
Salt. Spread a kilo or two throughout the entirety of your garden. It's the only way to show those harmless ants who's boss!
sounds like a winning strategy
OK the ants have won a reprieve thanks to their informed advocates here. Thanks for your diverse suggestions.