Sugar doesn't affect them. Use orange peels: chop pea-sized, scatter on mounds. Orange oil (d-limonene) kills colonies in hours. For heavy infestation: 2 oz orange oil/gal water, drench mounds.
Anytime. No strict window. Author does spring & fall (habit), plus mid-summer if extreme stress. Organics are flexible—apply when you can.
Organic program attracts lizards, toads, birds that eat all ants. Author hasn't treated fire ants in 3–4 years—predators handle it.
Author (limited mobility) uses soaker hoses with timers. Organic lawn care enables gardening despite physical limits. Happy to answer more questions.
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