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Top Ten Garden Insect Pests
“Learn to identify the most common garden pests and what you can do to control them.
The following list of pest descriptions and control measures provides a good starting point for tackling pest control in gardens throughout the United States and Canada. Control solutions are listed in order of environmental friendliness. Botanical sprays, which can have detrimental effects on beneficial insects and other animals, should be used only as a last resort.”
Organic farming is the form of agriculture that relies on crop rotation, green manure, compost, biological pest control, organically approved pesticide application and mechanical cultivation to maintain soil productivity and control pests. Organic farming excludes or strictly limits the use of synthetic fertilizers and synthetic pesticides, plant growth regulators, livestock antibiotics, food additives, and genetically modified organisms.
Truth be known I’m a Miracle-Gro kind of guy.
“With the brutally hot weather we’ve had lately, it seems like I’ve been constantly watering our container plants.” Read more from The Everyday Gardener's Blog ( Linda is going to water today because I’m going golfing.)
8 comments:
Joe: It looks like you have a bumper crop of peaches. I'll have to check some of your additions.
OH MY---I'll be there very soon to get some peaches... YUM!!!!!
Don't know what we'd do without Miracle Gro, Joe. We use it on our flower gardens also.
Have a great weekend.
Betsy
wow, a fruitful tree!
I like your garden guy. Reminds me of a Gumby-ish Stress Paul that my friend (yes, Paul) keeps on his desk. Helps, somehow!
Is that the latest in pest control LOL!He looks to happy.
Your tomatoes and peaches look so good Joe. Linda does a good job in the garden. LOL!
Oh my, gorgeous peaches and lovely tomatoes, Joe. YUM! :)
when I first looked at the tomato, I thought it is a fat juicy worm lol
Looks like you're in for a bumper crop Joe
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