Questions & answers about wasp nests
roger asked:
Do I have to remove a wasp nest legally as my neighbour is complaining about it?
Paul Sweet replied:
Hi Roger, it is not a legal requirement to remove a wasp nest or have it treated, but if the nest is proving to be a problem for your neighbour, for the sake of good relations it is best to have it destroyed.
Clare Kirby asked:
Thank you for your advice regarding my previous question concerning the wasp nest/s I located in my Pampus grass, the Rentokil powder i purchased seems to have sucessfully dealt with the nest/s. Amazingly i seem to have a further wasp nest in the soil bank of my front garden boarder, in daylight you can see several holes in the bank and the wasps flying in and out. Would you advise the same treatment as i under took with the pampus grass or is there a better course of action? Furthermore am i just unlucky or is it common for wasps to nest in such a close vicinity?
Rhiannon asked:
Hi Paul, I am really hoping you can help me as I am terrified of wasps! We moved into our new house and found it had a wasps nest in the eaves outside. We had it treated by a registered wasp company and all seemed fine (the was no longer activity there). It\'s about 3weeks on and almost everyday for the past week I keep finding single wasps on my landing inside the house. I always find them in the same place and they seem 2be crawling around & lacking energy (not flying). I know that once treated,the nest should die that day so I am scared that maybe they are in the loft or somewhere in the house. Every morning I dread finding more,please help!!! Many thanks in advance for your help, Rhiannon