5 Ways to Keep Cabbage Loopers Out of Your Garden
July 24, 2014Brassicas, beware—this green worm can cause destruction to your cole crops, but not if you take these preventative measures.
Brassicas, beware—this green worm can cause destruction to your cole crops, but not if you take these preventative measures.
Keep these brightly colored cousins of the stink bug away from your prized kale and broccoli with these easy-to-implement garden tips.
Gardening doesn’t have to be difficult or expensive with these solutions using items already found around the farmhouse.
Pests can devastate a garden, but before you spray, think twice about how your pesticides could harm helpful garden bugs.
I have exciting news! My new book, Attracting Beneficial Bugs to Your Garden: A Natural Approach to Pest Control (Timber Press, 2014) is now on the market.
As you plan your 2014 garden, consider adopting a more organic approach if you haven’t already.
Careful selection of plant and pot will make for a gift that can continue giving throughout the year.
In last week’s post, I discussed a couple of excellent pest-prevention techniques you can easily employ in your own garden. Here are a few more of my favorites.
While high tunnels are great for season extension and disease prevention, think twice about how they affect pests.
In May, I purchased a praying-mantis egg case from a local nursery and put it out into the garden. A few weeks later, the eggs hatched, and initially, several hundred baby praying mantises were clinging to my plants.