Keep Grass and Vegetation Trimmed: Ticks thrive in tall grass and dense vegetation. Regularly mow your lawn and trim bushes to reduce tick habitat.

Create a Barrier: Create a barrier of wood chips or gravel between lawns and wooded areas. Ticks prefer wooded environments, so reducing direct contact can help.

Use Natural Repellents: Plant tick-repelling plants such as lavender, garlic, sage, and rosemary around your property. These can help deter ticks naturally.

Remove Leaf Litter and Debris: Ticks hide in leaf litter and debris. Clear these from your yard, especially around the edges and under bushes. Keep your wood pile neat and in a sunny area. moist wood and shade is a tick magnet.

Install Fencing: If possible, install a physical barrier like a fence to keep out wildlife that can carry ticks, such as deer and rodents.

Invite Tick Predators: Encourage natural predators of ticks, such as chickens, guinea fowl, and certain bird species, which can help keep tick populations in check.

Limit Pet Exposure: Keep pets out of wooded areas as much as possible.

Create Dry Zones: Ticks thrive in moist environments. Ensure proper drainage around your property to reduce areas of standing water and dampness.

Regular Inspections and Maintenance: Regularly inspect your property for signs of ticks and remove any you find promptly. This includes checking pets, clothing, and yourself after outdoor activities.

Call Nature’s Barrier: We will work in tandem with your efforts to protect your property by using our All-Natural Mosquito and Tick barrier treatment.