"Alan" wrote in message
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In message , 'Mike'
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"Astral Voyager" wrote in message
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My house was built on the site of an old orchard - so I am well familiar
with ants. I have even had nests inside the house :-(

The best solution to ants I have found is NIPPON Ant Killer Liquid. It
comes in 30ml tubes. It is a sugary solution and contains Borax. It is
not
an instant kill but the foraging ants take it back to the nest and feed
it
to the colony and queen. This destroys the problem at source.

Amazing this year I have been pretty free of ants. I think I have only
seen one trying to sneak through the front door.

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Thanks a lot for that info. I did the hot water treatment by pouring
boiling
water down the holes I could see. A couple of ants the next day, but none
since. Will get some Nippon next time we are in the Garden Centre and keep
it handy


Why do readers of this group believe that ants in a lawn or a compost heap
are a problem?

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From my original posting :-)

Having killed the Moss with weed and feed, a bare patch has now been taken
over with an Ants nest and they are pulling all the earth up and spreading
it around.

HELP. Any suggestions?

Mike for Joan
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Problem? They are (WERE) spreading the earth about and spoiling the lawn.

OK?

who mentioned compost heaps?????