 |
|
| Browse | Ask | Answer | Search | Join/Login |
|
|
||||
|
Wood bee infestation under deck
Wood bees
After ripping up deck planks and covering holes in the foundation after spraying... the bees worse... and huge... help with idea as today there is a party |
||||
|
|
|
||||
|
If these "Wood" bees look like a bumblebee except the back is smooth instead of fuzzy then they are called Carpenter Bees. You will not be able to get rid of Carpenter Bees today. You might be able to chase them off for a couple of hours with one of the Lawn/Garden Fog aerosols and they rest in the evenings so you could have the party start about 3 hours before dusk.
|
||||
|
|
| Question Tools | Search this Question |
Check out some similar questions!
I'm replacing the boards on my wood deck, as the old ones are rotten. The existing boards were attached with decking (spiral) nails. Each plank has 3 nails at 10 different spots. I'm assuming that if I just put the nails in where the old ones were, that it won't hold as well, since the holes will...
How do we get paint off a wood deck
We just recently had a wood deck built around our above ground pool. What is the difference between "sealing" and "staining"? Obviously, I am a novice at this. I would like to protect the deck as we live in Florida and our weather is so inclimate. I like the color of the deck as is and would...
Has anyone ever used pvc for the supports under a wood deck walkway? I have been told you can use it and it saves having to use concrete and dig holes but cannot find any information on it.
I would like to build a deck over my concrete patio but the problem is I have only about 4 1/2 inches between between slab and top of concrete house slab. Therefore, I can only use 2x4s for supporting the low profile deck. All deck do it yourself books recommend a minimum 2x6 for deck joists. Is...
View more questions Search
|
