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Published Date 5/15/2024

Enjoying your outdoor spaces – without bugs Mosquitoes and flies and wasps — oh my! Apart from some neighbor booming music of the variety you hate, there are few things more annoying than swatting bugs in your backyard as you try to celebrate the moments of your life. Realtor.com’s Cambria Bold suggests a few smart products and a bit of thoughtful planning to encourage those winged nuisances to bug off. First off, standing water is your enemy — rule #1 in backyard mosquito population control. Standing water is a breeding ground for mosquitoes. Bird baths, planters, wagons, kiddie pools, and uncovered rain barrels are all invitations to the tiny insects that bite. Also think of puddles in the shade or around drainage sites. Got a lot of foliage in your yard? Then treat your bushes as well as dense foliage with insect repellent. Bold says she has friends who’ve used the Terminix Mosquito Bait & Kill insect repellent on their backyard foliage with huge success. “Mosquitoes are not only attracted to standing water, but they also like to breed in dense foliage. Try an insect repellent like this one on the leaves of your plants and bushes. Reportedly within two to three weeks, you should see a 90% mosquito reduction in your backyard that’ll last about a month—and the spray is non-toxic to humans and pets too,” she says. Reach out for more! Realtor, TBWS

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