I understand how to kill digger wasps for the nests that I can see, but it appears that they are also in my juniper grass. How do I kill them without seeing the nests and without killing the juniper?
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We have many many wasps, I think, swarming around our front door in the pine bark. I can’t see where they are coming from. They disappear at sundown. How do I know what they are? And what can I try to get rid of them?
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The only place the mud daubers like to leave nests on my house is over the front entry on the ceiling. I have heard that painting the ceiling sky blue will keep the daubers from nesting there. Is this an effective technique or just a useless idea?
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I am terrified and horrified with the red paper wasps that continue to love my home. From your video I have learned a lot and also see that I am up against a lot as I have not known what to do for years and did not realize that they tag houses with a scent. So, I am confident that they are overwintering in the roof over my porch. I do not see the wasps nest, so in order to remove the nest after treatment am I taking up the roof? I will do this if needed. I’ll do anything to be rid of these hateful things! I am concerned that the nest is massive as this has become a growing problem for many years. (I am the terrified wife of a man who is more annoyed by my mouthing than the wasps.) We now have a child that would like to play outside, but not until the idea of a queen wasp in the roof is handled.
Lastly, I will wear the gear and keep the kid at the grandparents for a while until the angry wretches are all dead, but is it best to buy all this gear and do it myself or are there not many pest control agencies using the methods discussed here?
Thank you for your informative videos. I have searched for a long time and never found you until tonight. I have dug up plants that I thought attracted them and various other things to no avail. I greatly appreciate your help!!
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We live in a house with log siding that has attracted wasps since we moved in. We built it 3 years ago and all year I am killing wasps inside the house, even in the winter, sometimes up to 3 or 4 a day. We have small children, one that has been stung twice now, and I am getting desperate. I called some exterminators and they basically told me there was nothing they could do if I did not know where a nest was at. Help!
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Saw your article on line…thanks for the info. In addition to the nests they have built on my house, which I now know how to deal with, there is an area in my lawn that stays pretty much constantly damp due to my neighbors sprinkler system. I see the mud daubers digging in the mud there all the time. Can I put the Cypermethrin in the grass where they congregate…would that maybe chase them away to find their mud elsewhere?
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