Mulch & Landscape Beds
Mulched areas, wood chips, decorative stones near foundation.
High PriorityWhy Pests Are Found Here
Moisture retention, organic material, cover from predators, bridge to structure.
Inspection Tips
Check depth of mulch, look for trails, inspect soil contact points, examine plants near foundation.
Associated Pests
12 pests commonly found in this location
| Common Name | Scientific Name | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Carpenter Ant | Camponotus spp. | Ants |
| Pavement Ant | Tetramorium immigrans | Ants |
| Argentine Ant | Linepithema humile | Ants |
| Fire Ant | Solenopsis invicta | Ants |
| Subterranean Termite | Reticulitermes flavipes | Termites |
| Clover Mite | Bryobia praetiosa | Occasional Invaders |
| Millipede | Diplopoda | Occasional Invaders |
| Sowbug | Oniscus asellus | Occasional Invaders |
| Pillbug | Armadillidium vulgare | Occasional Invaders |
| Earwig | Forficula auricularia | Occasional Invaders |
| Asian Needle Ant | Pachycondyla chinensis | Ants |
| Springtails | Collembola | Occasional Invaders |
Important Disclaimer: The information provided in this knowledge base is for educational and reference purposes only. Pest management professionals should always consult current product labels, Safety Data Sheets (SDS), manufacturer instructions, and applicable local, state, and federal regulations as the definitive source of truth. Product formulations, application methods, safety requirements, and regulations may change over time. This information may be out of date and should not replace professional judgment, proper training, or required licensing and certifications.