Blooming Grove

Blooming Grove is a town in Orange County, New York that was settled in 1721 by Vincent Mathews. Once there Mathews built a grist mill and named his settlement “Mathewsfield.” This settlement would eventually become part of the Town of Cornwall. While it was a part of Cornwall for quite some time it would eventually break off and become its own town in 1799. In 1830, the town would lose some of its lands to the newly formed Town of Hamptonburgh. It would eventually lose more land when the Town of Chester formed in 1845. In 2006, yet another part of the town broke off in order to form the village of South Blooming Grove. Nowadays this town makes up 35.35 square miles of the 839 square mile Orange County. It has a population of around 17,676.

Pests in Blooming Grove

Blooming Grove is home to a lot of different lakes, such as Beaver Dam Lake and Tomahawk Lake. Due to this many people come to this area to enjoy a nice day out. These same people also love to take their dogs with them, so they can have some fun too. However, if you do this just be mindful that a number of pests call this place home. One such creature is the annoying flea.

Fleas tend to live in shady areas, such as under trees. These areas are often times the places where pets like to lay down to avoid the heat. They can easily spread from host to host due to their jumping power. In order to reduce the chances of taking any of these critters home with you, we suggest putting flea collars on any pets you may have with you. If by chance some of these pests find their way home with you just call us here at Master Pest Control. We are the best flea treatment company around.