Greenway Pest Services

08/25/2016

08/25/2016

Watch the miraculous journey of infant sea turtles as these tiny animals run the gauntlet of predators and harsh conditions.

08/16/2016

Flowers that last a year! Amazing!

Fun with flowers... From our new Forever Fleur Collection! Available now! Send the roses that last the whole year through!

08/04/2016

Argentine ants are a common household pest, often entering structures in search of food or water (particularly during dry or hot weather), or to escape flooded nests during periods of heavy rainfall. When they invade a kitchen, it is not uncommon to see two or three queens foraging along with the workers. Eliminating a single queen does not stop the colony's ability to breed.

If you are having a problem with Argentine Ants or any other pest. Give us a call.

07/26/2016

Mmm Mmm Good

Research has revealed that the "milk" a cockroach feeds it's offspring contains highly nutritious protein crystals.

07/26/2016

This panel will include information specifically on commuting, transporting commerce and enjoying Southern Nevada while using as little fuel as possible. Guest panelists will include leading experts on electric vehicles, the regional transportation commission and biking trail experts.

07/14/2016

07/14/2016

There’s a big difference between appreciating people and making them feel significant. Of course, you want to appreciate others. But even more than that, you need to make those important people in your life feel that they matter.

07/13/2016

Has nothing to do with bugs. I just think it's cute.

07/08/2016

The Johnson Jumping Spider
It is one of the largest and most commonly encountered jumping spiders of western North America. It will jump large distances to catch it pray. They will nests under rocks and wood on the ground. They remain inside at night and during bad weather.

07/08/2016

OOOO LaLa!

to Las Vegas Summer 2015 - Looking forward to this summer in just a few weeks! Will we see you there?! 🌴🍍📸
Safavieh

06/30/2016

It sounds implausible on the surface: running Nevada entirely on renewable energy. But could it be done?