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Pest and disease control is one of the most important things to maintain your garden. The good news is that you don’t need to use dangerous chemicals to do it.
INTERCROPPING - Intercropping is the practice of growing different crops together which confuses and also repels pests, making it harder for them to locate their favored host plants.
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SOIL HEALTH/NUTRITION - Building and maintaining soil health through composting, mulching, and organic matter enriches the soil and promotes strong plant growth.
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PEST CONTROL FLOWERS - Growing pest-resistant plant varieties is a smart strategy to minimize the vulnerability of your garden.
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MAINTAINING YOUR GARDEN - Regularly removing plant debris, fallen leaves, and weeds can eliminate potential hiding spots and breeding grounds for pests.
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ATTRACTING NATURAL PREDATORS - Encouraging natural predators like ladybugs, lacewings, and birds by providing the right habitats or food sources can help keep pests away.
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COMPANION PLANTING - Strategically plant pest-repellent flowers or herbs to actively repel pests. By pairing compatible plants, you can create a garden ecosystem that naturally deters pests.
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DIY REMEDIES - Homemade organic pest solutions are one of the non-toxic ways to create a thriving garden.
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