by Matt Gibson So, why would you want to entice a family of frogs or toads to hang out in your garden croaking all the time? You might be surprised by the answer. Attracting frogs and toads into your garden is a pesticide-free and natural way of greatly lowering your pest … [Read more...]
How to Control Cabbage Loopers
by Ruth Gulley Want to fight cabbage loopers? Fun Fact: Cabbage loopers are called “loopers” because they move like inchworms, making a “loop” as they bring their back body to meet the front. Loop loop loop. Not-So-Fun Fact: These little green caterpillars (soon to be … [Read more...]
How to Fight Onion Flies
by Matt Gibson and Katie Olson Control onion flies to protect your crop. Onions are a popular seasonal vegetable that presents itself in many colors and can be grown in the spring and the fall. This vegetable can be eaten in multiple ways with different dishes, and it provides … [Read more...]
How to Fight Mealy Bugs
by Abbie Carrier Need to get rid of some mealy bugs and looking for help? At first, little tufts of white may not seem like a big deal when they appear on houseplants, fruit plants, succulents. or ornamentals, but chances are these cottony-looking spots are mealybugs. These … [Read more...]
5 Methods to Control Spider Mites
by Matt Gibson Spider mites are actually arachnids, though they’re tiny—nearly microscopic. These common garden pests belong to the family Tetranychidae, and they are one of the most common insects gardeners must be vigilant against that can plague houseplants as well as … [Read more...]
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