I have fireants in part of my veggie garden. I have ant poison, but it's
only for lawns, etc....says nothing about being safe for croplands. I
remember one year I bought a bag of something that was specifically for
croplands (or veggie gardens)....but I forgot what it was called! Anyone
know what I can buy to kill the fireants in the garden?

Thanks!
Angie

On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 21:26:01 -0600, "junkyardcat"
wrote:

I have fireants in part of my veggie garden. I have ant poison, but it's
only for lawns, etc....says nothing about being safe for croplands. I
remember one year I bought a bag of something that was specifically for
croplands (or veggie gardens)....but I forgot what it was called! Anyone
know what I can buy to kill the fireants in the garden?

I don't know the answer to your question, but I do know fireants don't
like being disturbed and will move their mound if you continue to
cultivate the spot they have chosen for their nest. Boiling water
can also be effective before the weather begins to warm and the
fireants dig deeper to maintain the right temperature for their
nursery.

Regards,

Hal

On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 21:26:01 -0600, "junkyardcat"
wrote:

I have fireants in part of my veggie garden. I have ant poison, but it's
only for lawns, etc....says nothing about being safe for croplands. I
remember one year I bought a bag of something that was specifically for
croplands (or veggie gardens)....but I forgot what it was called! Anyone
know what I can buy to kill the fireants in the garden?

I don't know the answer to your question, but I do know fireants don't
like being disturbed and will move their mound if you continue to
cultivate the spot they have chosen for their nest. Boiling water
can also be effective before the weather begins to warm and the
fireants dig deeper to maintain the right temperature for their
nursery.

Regards,

Hal