[Arid_gardener] Question from Home-Hort WWW page

[Chris Trask]

    I've been using an item named "Stickeranta" for the past couple of
years.  Very effective, although it does take a week or two to fully
eliminate a given ant colony.  It consists of a molded plastic puck with a
chemical in the centre.  You place it near the anthill and just leave it
there.

Chris Trask
Outings Leader, Sierra Club (1981-1991)
Palo Verde Group Outings Chair, Sierra Club (1985-1988)
Grand Canyon Chapter Outings Chair, Sierra Club (1988-1991)
Member, Arizona Native Plant Society
Member, Arizona Governor's Advisory Council on Invasive Species
Member, Arizona Riparian Council
Member, Central Arizona Weed Management Area

     We cannot command nature except by obeying her.

                                 - Sir Francis Bacon




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Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2007 3:03 PM
Subject: [Arid_gardener] Question from Home-Hort WWW page


> Norm
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> What do you recommend for ant control in a dirt garden area? I've been
using granular Triazicide with minimal results on the ant hills and areas.
> Ther used to be a granular product called "Arizona's Best". I can no
longer find it anywhere. I got 100% results and didn't even have to lightly
sprinkle it in. Is this product still available somewhere?
> Just curious why a very effective product is taken off the market.
> I would like to use a ready-to-use spray or granular product.
> Thanks.
>
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