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wasp spray. best time to spray is first thing in the morning just before the sun comes up. I did spray...all it did was piss them off more. I can't actually see the nest...so I can't get a direct hit. |
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You should wait and the chunky one will trim your hedges  I agree Im not having him down to work..besides he cant take the heat. oh...those hedges...I thought you ment something else  was wondering how you had a wasp nest there...in your hedge
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Edited by
Peccy
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Fri 08/08/08 05:49 PM
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You should wait and the chunky one will trim your hedges I agree Im not having him down to work..besides he cant take the heat. |
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grab a hose,and spray them,use a strong nozzle and you`ll take them out
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You should wait and the chunky one will trim your hedges I agree Im not having him down to work..besides he cant take the heat. OH no you won't ...at least I can run>>>>> |
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by the way....killing them at night is the best time...daytime there active
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by the way....killing them at night is the best time...daytime there active But at nighttime I can't seee 
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by the way....killing them at night is the best time...daytime there active But at nighttime I can't seee flashlight!!!! Find the nest in the day...also walmarts got a wasp spray that shoots 20-25ft kill em all!!!
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I think Im gonna soak a rag in oil...light it and roll it under the bush!
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If you have a wet/dry vacuum, take the top off, and empty it. Then, get an extension cord, so that the vacuum will reach the nest. Pour a whole can of wasp killer into the can, making sure to cover your face. Put the top back on the vacuum, and turn it on. Then, just put the hose end as close to the nest as you can, and wait a few hours. I had a nest of bees that filled the vac about 6 or 7 inches deep. It does work.
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Got a coffee maker? lol, heat water, put dish washing liquid in a large pitcher, make it hot. Pour it on them at night, as some have suggested. The hot water will knock them down, the soap will stick to them. Wasps are exo skeletal, meaning they breath through their "skin". The dried soap will suffocate them. You may have to try several times before you hit the nest, but it will work without damaging your shrubs. Rinse the shrubs with a good blast of water from a garden hose the next day. This will also work on fire ants btw. |
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