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What is Integrated Pest Management?

* Improves plant quality and health
* Reduces use of pesticides
* Costs the same as traditional techniques
* Less harm to wildlife, forests and water sources

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is the use of natural and safe methods to control landscape insects and disease.

IPM is an "environment friendly: alternative to the indiscriminate spraying of chemical pesticides to treat lawns, trees and shrubs.

An IPM-trained landscaper controls plant pests by regularly monitoring a landscape and applying scientific knowledge about plants, weather, pests and the environment.

Using less pesticide helps ensure the safety of homeowners and their pets. It also means less harm to local wildlife, forests and streams.

Healthy plants are more resistant to insects and disease.

JVS Landscape has been properly trained in the use and application of the IPM techniques.

Studies prove IPM's emphasis on pest prevention and natural pest controls reduces pesticide use by 40 to 88 percent. IPM-trained landscapers have the advantage of offering an environmentally sound program and a healthier landscape.

The blanket spraying of pesticides to control landscape insects and diseases is becoming less acceptable, particularly in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. IPM techniques ensure healthy lawns, golf courses and landscapes.