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  • What I Look for Before Treating Any Garden Pest
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    What I Look for Before Treating Any Garden Pest

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Early June Garden Tour - Texas 8b So much to do i Early June Garden Tour - Texas 8b So much to do in the garden: - weeding - wedding - mulching - succession plant corn & black eyed peas - weeding - more weeding Who’s coming to help??!! lol 😆 I’ll trade my brain & produce for some muscle hours. If you want to grow more food by letting your garden do the work for you, comment GROW and I’ll send you the link via DM.💚🌱💚 #gardener #growyourownfood #organicgardener #organicgardening #gardeningforbeginners
🍅Here’s your tomato bodyguard line-up ⤵️ 🌱Dill br 🍅Here’s your tomato bodyguard line-up ⤵️ 🌱Dill brings in the good bugs (ladybugs and parasitic wasps that eat hornworms and aphids) while its deep taproot pulls up nutrients your tomatoes can’t reach on their own — making them the kind of garden buddies that actually pull their weight. 🌱French Marigolds confuse aphids and whiteflies with their scent while their roots release a compound that knocks back nematodes in the soil — which means they’re working pest control both above and below ground for your tomatoes. 🌱Basil repels thrips, aphids, and hornworms with its strong oils while improving your tomatoes’ flavor and growth when planted close by — and as a bonus, you get fresh basil for all your summer cooking. My goal for my tomatoes is to alternate an herb and a flower for best pest support around them. I let most of my basil go to flower so it does double duty. We want to attract the beneficials in with the flowers and repel the bad pests with the herbs (scent). If you want a garden that protects itself — without chemicals or constant guessing — comment SYSTEM and I’ll DM you the link.💚🌱💚 #gardener #growyourownfood #organicgardener #organicgardening #gardeningforbeginners
Meet one of your garden friends! This is a lacewi Meet one of your garden friends! This is a lacewing. Lacewings are one of those garden friends you *want* hanging around — especially if aphids, whiteflies, thrips, spider mites, or tiny soft-bodied pests are trying to move in. And the real MVP? The babies. 😳 Lacewing larvae are basically tiny garden alligators. They don’t look cute and friendly… but they are out there doing the dirty work for you. They feed on the pests that weaken your plants, spread fast, and make you feel like your whole garden is falling apart overnight. So if you want more lacewings in your garden, stop making your garden a pest-only buffet and start giving the good bugs a reason to stay. Plant things like: ➡️ Alyssum ➡️ Dill ➡️ Cilantro ➡️ Yarrow ➡️ Cosmos ➡️ Calendula ➡️ Fennel ➡️ Queen Anne’s lace These tiny flowers and herbs help feed the adult lacewings, which keeps the next generation of pest-eating babies close by. That’s the whole point of a prevention-first garden. Not “wait until everything is covered in bugs and then panic.” If you want a garden that protects itself — without chemicals or constant guessing — comment SYSTEM and I’ll DM you the link.💚🌱💚 #gardener #growyourownfood #organicgardener #organicgardening #gardeningforbeginners
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