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Spring in central North Carolina is a time of renewal and rejuvenation. The weather starts to warm up, and the trees and flowers begin to bloom, painting the landscape with bright colors. However, with the arrival of spring comes some unwanted guests - termites.
Each year, when the temperature outside reaches about 70 degrees, subterranean termites throughout North Carolina will fly out of cracks and crevices in an attempt to reproduce and spread their colonies. This can be shocking and even frightening for homeowners who were unaware that termites were present on their property. So what are termite swarms, and when should you call a professional?
Every year, we see millions of homeowners emerge from the winter ready to do yard work on their homes. While preparing for those springtime barbeques and gatherings, we often spruce up the flower beds by adding fresh mulch. Mulch will help maintain moist soil conditions, reduce weeds, and provide nutrition for plant life. Unfortunately, it can also make conditions favorable for termites.
When Fall arrives, it’s difficult not to miss the sunshine and vacations of Summer. But take heart—it’s time to bring on the sweaters, hayrides, cider, and an Autumn home icon: mums!
While mums, aka chrysanthemums, are the perfect compliment for pumpkins and hay bales outside your home, many are unaware that their doorstep may have attracted more than just envious neighbors.
