Daddy Longlegs
Daddy longlegs are beneficial harvestmen, not true spiders. Learn identification, habits, myths, and management tips for South Carolina.
Category: Problems
Moth Flies (Drain Flies): Identification, Life Cycle & Control
Moth flies, also called drain flies, are common nuisance pests. Learn where they breed and how to eliminate infestations effectively.
Sowbugs & Pillbugs
Sowbugs and pillbugs are beneficial decomposers but can occasionally become pests in gardens and homes. Learn identification and control tips.
Boxwood Diseases and Insect Pests in South Carolina
Boxwoods in South Carolina are vulnerable to fungal diseases, nematodes, and insect pests that cause decline, defoliation, and dieback. Learn how to identify symptoms and implement effective cultural and chemical management strategies.
Mud Daubers: Identification, Habits, and Control
Discover the habits, identification tips, and control methods for mud daubers, including safe prevention and removal strategies.
Eggplant Insect Pests & Diseases
Learn how to protect your eggplants from common insects and diseases.
Sweetpotato & Irish Potato Insects
Learn how to recognize common potato pests and protect your crops from damage.
Insect Pests of Sweet Corn
Learn how to identify and manage pests in sweet corn crops.
Bean & Southern Pea Insect Pests
Learn how to identify and manage insect pests in bean and pea crops.
Pesticide Spill: Safe Management & Cleanup Guidelines
Follow these steps to contain and clean up pesticide spills properly.
Forest Tent Caterpillar
The forest tent caterpillar is a native defoliating insect present throughout the eastern U.S. This insect is typically not a problem but can occasionally reach outbreak populations that are capable of wide-scale defoliation in hardwood forests.
Centipedes
Centipedes are fast-moving creatures that can be a nuisance indoors. This guide covers some of the different types of centipedes, their behavior, how to identify them, and effective strategies for controlling them, both naturally and with pesticides.