Fire ants build stinging mounds in beds and lawn edges — a safety and nuisance issue for homeowners.

Mounds of loose soil showing up in mulch beds or along the edges of turf. When disturbed, the ants respond fast and aggressively, and their sting is painful.
They're active year-round in our area, but you'll see the most mound-building activity during the warmer months.
Shows up in landscape beds and along turf edges in home lawns.

Tiny sap-sucking bugs on ornamentals that leave sticky honeydew and black sooty mold on leaves.

A common fungal disease that coats leaves and stems with a white, powdery film on shrubs and trees.

Small sap-sucking pests that leave sticky, cottony residue on plants and can stunt new growth.

A scale insect that coats crape myrtle bark with white fuzz and causes ugly black sooty mold on trunks and leaves.