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Organic Control: There are plenty of traps and baits available on the market for the control of mice. |
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Interesting Fact: Each year, rodents cause more than one billion dollars in damage in the United States alone. |
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Problems Caused: Mice get into everything. If there is food or warmth available a mouse will be the first to find it.
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Plant:
- Trees: Fruit and pecan
- Color: Tulips and daffodil, dianthus, pansies
- Transplant: Onions
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Fertilize:
- Newly planted: Use a root stimulator until plants are established.
- Specialty: Asparagus beds in late January with a manure based fertilizer.
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Prune:
- Trees: All dead branches
- Flowers & Shrubs: Evergreen shrubs, Crape Myrtles
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- Use horticultural oil for major infestations of scale and insects such as mealybugs and spider mites on houseplants
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Odd Jobs:
- Have your soil tested
- Turn compost pile monthly
*This advice is based on north Texas regional climate. Check with your local extension service for more details pertaining to your local climate.
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