http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/ear...iscovered.html
Found this article today and thought I'd share it. Maybe you can find something local that does the same. If so, I purpose planting same around unwanted ant hills/termite mounds.
Plants that feed on animals underground
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/ear...iscovered.html
Found this article today and thought I'd share it. Maybe you can find something local that does the same. If so, I purpose planting same around unwanted ant hills/termite mounds.
In the end, we all work for ourselves.
I am at a loss for words to type.Originally Posted by purecajn
If you still have a job, get everything in order, and quit. Do it as soon as you can, because we’ve never had a more important work to do. -Kyle Chamberlin
"I awoke, only to see the rest of the World was still asleep" - Leonardo Da Vinci
It's just my 2 cents,
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I wonder if they would work on subterranean termites, like our Formosan. Not sure how to get full sun all the way around the house though...
Yes..I agree.It is somewhat difficult to get a sunlight for whole day. You can get sunlight for single day. In my garden some plants does not need a more sunlight so I feel good and my garden is flourishing today.
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