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24.01.2022 For all you Woolies shoppers, it’s now even easier to spot Raid Earth Options products containing Australian Natural Pyrethrins. Harness the POWER OF THE FLOWER this weekend to protect your family from bugs! #poweroftheflower #thatswhyipickwoolies

21.01.2022 Is your home a safe crawling environment? Remember to always keep household cleaning and insect control products well out of reach of tiny hands (ideally in a locked cabinet). Click below for more great tips from the KIDSPOT team to keep your bub safe.

20.01.2022 Stop and smell the roses and jasmine, and heliotrope, and frangipani! There's nothing more enchanting than a fragrant and decorative flower bed. Use this list for the most sweet-smelling garden yet. Once they've bloomed, bring your flowers into your home without the bugs using Multicrop’s Pyrethrum & Garlic insect spray.

19.01.2022 Possums might be cute but these furry friends can introduce mites, ticks, and other parasites into your home which can cause serious harm to your families and pets. Learn what steps you can take to possum proof your place.

19.01.2022 Find out why Bruce from Big Family Little Income is a convert to bug control products containing Australian Natural Pyrethrins

18.01.2022 If you’re looking to stay out of the heat today, here’s a fun craft activity to try indoors with the kids. Crown your little prince or princess with their very own daisy chain flower crown. #poweroftheflower

17.01.2022 Don’t let bugs ruin your Australia Day! Harness the power of the Aussie BUG-STOPPING flower! #AustralianGrown #AustralianOwned

16.01.2022 Tassie is the best place on earth to grow the all-natural BUG-STOPPING pyrethrum daisy! Thanks to Tourism Tasmania you could be in the running to win one of three Tassie holidays, giving you the opportunity to see where we grow this very special flower firsthand! All you need to do is share your snaps that capture an experience that is distinctly Tasmanian. Check out gobehindthescenery.com.au for more info. Ends 28 Feb 2017. #tassiestyle #poweroftheflower

16.01.2022 MUST READ post from savvy mum on what makes sunscreens work and why it pays to read ingredients statements. To learn what ingredients matter most in pest control products, visit the ACTIVES MATTER page of our website: http://poweredbyflowers.com.au/actives-matter-insect-contr/

16.01.2022 Struggle with Monday mornings? Participants in a study conducted by Harvard University reported being happier and more energetic after looking at flowers first thing in the morning because it gave them an emotional boost. We think our Aussie farming families feel the same way! #hatemondays #notamorningperson #poweroftheflower

13.01.2022 Pool safety is top-of-mind for many parents. But while we all know the importance of adult supervision and adequate fencing to keep our kids safe, you might not have given any thought to dangerous spiders that can wander into backyard pools! Don’t assume that a spider on the pool bottom has drowned. Funnel-web spiders can’t swim but they can trap small air bubbles on hairs around the abdomen which can extend their underwater survival for 24-30 hours! ... Remember to always inspect in and around pools for dangerous spiders before your kids take a dip.

13.01.2022 Like many parents, Sam, author of the hugely popular blog School Mum, is wary of synthetic chemicals in the home and wants a more natural option for controlling bugs (one that actually works!!!). Check out her review of some popular PYRETHRINS-based products now.

11.01.2022 Huntsman spider made an unwelcome house call this summer? These spiders might look scary but they’re generally pretty harmless and actually eat a lot of other bugs so can be worth keeping around (so long as they remain in the garden!). If you're game for 'catch and release' use an open plastic container to trap the huntsman on a flat surface. Then slide a piece of card or a few pieces of paper, or a magazine, between the flat surface and the open container trapping the spider... inside. Take the spider out into your garden and let it free! If the above isn’t an option, try Raid Earth Options Multi-Insect Killer for fast and effective control of huntsman spiders and other problem bugs.

11.01.2022 Here’s a fun craft activity to try with the kids this Australia Day. Keep pesky flies at bay with your own home-made cork hats!

11.01.2022 Now that's a BIG huntsman! What's the biggest spider you've encountered at your place?

10.01.2022 Why choose bug control products containing the all-natural active ingredient Australian Natural Pyrethrins?

08.01.2022 BEWARE! A Mosman dad sent us this photo this morning of a Sydney Trapdoor spider taking an Australia Day dip in their backyard pool. Trapdoors look deceivingly similar to Funnel Webs however, the bite of the trapdoor spider is of low risk (mildly toxic) to humans. It is a usually timid and non-aggressive spider. If you come across one of these spiders in your backyard please approach with caution.

06.01.2022 Soaring temperatures continue to drive ants and other nuisance bugs indoors! With the heatwave set to continue are you prepared to fend off insect invaders?

06.01.2022 What powers your bug spray? Discover why ACTIVE INGREDIENTS matter in pest control.

04.01.2022 Our BUG-STOPPING DAISIES are grown by Australian farming families. Pictured here is long-time grower, Peter Langmaid and his grandson, Riley. Click below for Peter’s growing tips and for information on how we extract the all-natural insecticide active ingredient, PYRETHRINS.

04.01.2022 If you ever find yourself lost in the bush without water... BUGS might just save your life! Mozzies: a clear sign that water is close by, as mosquitoes need water to breed. Flies: typically travel no further than 100 meters from a water source.... Ants: watch where the ants go. If the ants climb up a tree and into a hole, there may be a natural water catch right inside that tree. Use a knife or sharp rock to carve the water out of the tree. Bees: bee hives are normally close to a water source. Once you've found a hive, climb a tree or get to higher ground -- look for areas of dark green vegetation -- that may be where the bees are getting their water. BUG-STOPPING TIP: To make your home less attractive to bugs remove sources of standing water outdoors and fix any leaky taps in your kitchen or bathroom.