Archive for 'Beneficial Insects'
Saving The Bees: Is Cow Urine The Key To Colony Collapse?
Trying to imagine a world without bees is not an easy task. Sure you wouldn’t have them buzzing around every time you ate lunch outside and your kids would be safe from painful stings during summer adventures but would we really notice if they went missing?
Would it really affect your life if tomorrow you [...]
Posted: July 11th, 2008 under Bees, Environment.
Comments: 2
8 Bugs Worth Keeping Around: A List Of Beneficial Insects
Gardeners are always talking about beneficial insects. However, they don’t always tell what these insects are.
Here is a list of the insects you want hanging around your garden because they eat the bad insects and help provide the valuable nutrients your garden needs to thrive:
Posted: June 20th, 2008 under Beneficial Insects, Organic Gardening.
Comments: 12
GardenMandy’s Green Guide To No Ants!
Oh ants, how I envy your organization skills. How I appreciate that you are most hard working and efficient of all insects.
But I don’t want you in my garden.
Luckily for me there is an easy solution for keeping you at bay. In fact I have two organic concoctions for you:
Garlic spray
Not only will you keep [...]
Posted: April 23rd, 2008 under Beneficial Insects, Organic Gardening.
Comments: 4
How To Attract Good Insects To Your Garden
One of the best ways to keep your garden free from insects that are looking to snack on your vegetable leaves, is to attract larger insects.
You can easily attract bees, butterflies and ladybugs by planting flowers and herbs that will attract them to your garden.
Some of the best herbs for attracting insects are thyme, lavender, [...]
Posted: January 14th, 2008 under Beneficial Insects, Organic Gardening.
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