Manage yellowjackets organically. Here are some safe methods: • Soapy water spray. A simple mix of dish soap and water can be ...

One of the many services our District provides is the control of in-ground yellowjacket nests. This year we have responded to ...

The yellow-legged hornet eats honey bees and is a cousin to the giant Asian hornet, commonly referred to as 'murder hornets.' ...

This nectar also attracts bees, butterflies, and other pollinators that many flowering plants depend on to make seeds and fruit. From afar, canary creeper looks like it's teeming with little yellow ...

It's important to act now because a nest of 100 yellow jackets can become thousands by end of the summer.

Wasps do plenty of good in our gardens, pollinating plants and preying on hungry garden pests, such as caterpillars. But then there are yellow jackets (Vespula spp), which become aggressive as their ...

Set up decoy nests, clean yard debris, and seal tiny wall cracks to make your home unwelcoming to yellow jackets. Move flowering plants away from living areas and clean up food and drink spills.

Yellow jackets are predatory, one-half-inch-long wasps with alternating black and yellow bands on the abdomen common throughout North America. Yellow jackets often build nests partially ...