7 natural ways to eliminate ticks from your home and garden
If you’ve never encountered the unnerving task of removing a tick from yourself, your child, or a pet, consider yourself fortunate. These tiny, reddish-black insects not only bite and embed themselves in the skin but can also transmit Lyme disease, making them a growing concern due to the rise in tick populations, partly attributed to climate change and warmer winters. The prevalence of Lyme disease is on the upswing, affecting notable figures like Avril Lavigne, Shania Twain, Alec Baldwin, and Bella Hadid.
However, there’s no need to panic if you’re concerned about ticks in your garden. Several natural and safe methods can help keep these potentially harmful pests at bay during the summer months.
Maintain Short Grass:
Ticks thrive in long grass, damp conditions, and shade. Regularly mowing your lawn can prevent ticks from establishing themselves in your yard.
Use Cedar Woodchips:
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