Protect your garden: Eliminate tick eggs to prevent infestations

Removing tick eggs: simple and effective methods

Natural methods:

• Regular cleaning: Remove dead leaves, branches and other plant debris where ticks like to lay their eggs.
• Light and heat: Ticks avoid direct light. Prune bushes and expose at-risk areas to the sun to make the environment hostile to eggs.

Modern Solutions:

• Diatomaceous Earth Usage: This natural powder is abrasive to eggs and larvae, safe for pets. Sprinkle it around sensitive areas.
• Tick sprays: Opt for products based on essential oils such as lemon eucalyptus or geraniol, which effectively repel ticks without harming your garden.

Preventing the appearance of tick eggs: prevention is better than cure

Regular maintenance of your garden:

• Mow regularly: Keep your lawn short to reduce potential hiding places.
• Create natural barriers: Lay dry gravel or mulch around high-traffic areas to limit tick access.

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