Companion Planting Kills Bugs Dead

With many Texans now planting home gardens to assert their independence at home, many people are strgulling with how to control pests. Let's face it - in a matter of a week pests can destroy what we've worked at for months.

However, by arranging plants in certain ways you can mount an effective against the would-be invaders. In the process you can use it as an object lesson on how to use knowledge to repel the pests from D.C.

According to Golden Harvest Organics:

"By using companion planting, many gardeners find that they can discourage harmful pests without losing the beneficial allies. There are many varieties of herbs, flowers, etc. that can be used for companion plants. Be open to experimenting and find what works for you. Some possibilities would be using certain plants as a border, backdrop or interplanting in your flower or vegetable beds where you have specific needs. Use plants that are native to your area so the insects you want to attract already know what to look for! Plants with open cup shaped flowers are the most popular with beneficial insects."

Read the full article here: Companion Planting | Golden Harvest Organics