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PROMOTE A HEALTHY ECO-SYSTEM WITHORGANIC PEST CONTROL

If you’re looking for an organic pest control solution, you should keep a few things in mind. First, organic pest control solutions are usually more expensive than traditional pesticides. However, if properly managed, they can be highly effective and pose less risk to human health and the environment.

Second, organic pest control solutions often take longer to work than traditional pesticides and require the homeowner to take an active role in pest prevention. This is because they rely on natural processes, such as the reproduction of predators and parasites, to control pests.

Third, while many organic products are available, not all are equal in their effectiveness. Finally, organic pest control solutions are often less convenient than traditional pesticides-maintaining an environment free from desirable habitats, food, and water sources are vital.

PROMOTE A HEALTHY ECO-SYSTEM WITHORGANIC PEST CONTROL

TAKING AN ACTIVE ROLECREATING A PEST NEUTRAL ENVIRONMENT

Organic pest control can be a rewarding experience for the whole family since it requires you to learn about pest behaviors and the steps you can take to create an ecosystem that attracts and repels based on your desired outcome. Here are a few things you can do to prepare your home.

Seal all cracks and entry points to your home or business
Eliminate breeding grounds like standing water and piles of debris
Keep your trash containers closed, dry, and as far away from your home as possible
Always keep your kitchen, surfaces, and floors clean of food residue and liquids
Avoid stacking anything close to the home
Keep trees and shrubs at least 3 feet from the home

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INSECT REPELLING PLANTS

BASIL

Basil repels asparagus beetle, carrot fly, flies, mosquitoes, and whitefly.

CALENDULA

Calendula, or pot marigold, repels asparagus beetle, nematodes, and tomato hornworm.2 It also attracts beneficial insects, so this edible flower is useful throughout your garden.

BORAGE

Borage repels imported cabbageworm and tomato hornworm2. It also attracts beneficial insects and pollinators, such as native bumblebees.

HYSSOP

Beautiful, fragrant hyssop repels cabbage moths.

CHIVES

Chives will repel aphids and Japanese beetles.2 Be sure to harvest your chives, because it will spread quickly if you allow it to go to seed.

WORMWOOD

Useful wormwood repels ants, cabbage loopers, cabbage maggots, carrot flies, codling moths, flea beetles, and whiteflies. It also seems to deter mice.

LAVENDER

Lavender produces a strong, beautiful scent that confuses mosquitos and keeps them from finding you.

ROSEMARY

Rosemary repels cabbage moths, carrot flies, Mexican bean beetles, slugs and snails.

CATMINT

Catmint repels aphids, cabbage looper, Colorado potato beetle, cucumber beetle, flea beetle, Japanese beetle, and, squash bugs.

DILL

Dill is excellent for repelling cabbage moths and spider mites. Dill is also a good plant for attracting beneficial insects, such as parasitic wasps.

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PROMOTE A HEALTHY ECO-SYSTEM WITHORGANIC PEST CONTROL

PROMOTE A HEALTHY ECO-SYSTEM WITHORGANIC PEST CONTROL

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