Do tiny insects fly up into your face every time you water your houseplants? Then you’ll want to know how to get rid of fungus gnats naturally. This type of gnat doesn’t bite, but they do lay eggs in ...

The sudden arrival of gnats can be unpleasant, irritating, and potentially harmful, and there are various items found in our homes that tend to draw them in. For instance, fresh fruit, sweet treats ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Everyone already knows that gnats are a nuisance. After talking to Emma Grace Crumbley, an entomologist ...

Who wants bugs in their home? No one. Unfortunately, gnats are a common pest for many homeowners and renters alike, and there are more types of gnats out there than you realize. Per Joe Malinowski, ...

There's nothing worse than unwanted insects inside your house. Imagine fruit flies buzzing as you cook dinner, fungus gnats ...

Gnats just don’t have a problem with getting all up in your personal space. “They do have a haphazard way of flying,” said Taylor Jones, the consumer horticulture agent at the Guilford County Center ...

One of the easiest and most effective ways I have found to eliminate the gnats is to put a shallow layer of landscape rocks on top of houseplant soil. The baby gnats are not able to emerge from the ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Gnats are some of the most annoying flying insects, buzzing around in your face no matter how often you swat them away. And, there are several ...

Gardening is supposed to be a relaxing hobby, but like you, I sometimes find working with plants rather frustrating. Your description sounds like you have an ongoing healthy infestation of fungus ...

Dark-winged fungus gnat larvae are seen in the soil in this file photo. These are common pests that damage plant roots and tend to thrive among potted houseplants. Tomasz Klejdysz Getty ...

Q: Last year, my plum tree didn’t have any fruit at all. This spring, it has so many plums that I’m afraid the branches may break! Why? A: This phenomenon is called alternate-year bearing and is very ...