Effective Garden Pest Control
Anyone who gardens has had a pest control problem. A garden pest can be a weed, an animal, an insect or a disease. The best defense is to learn how to diagnose the problem.
Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
IPM involves identifying the plant, the problem and the pest, then deciding on a course of action that will mange the problem with the least damage to the environment. Few pests can ever be completely eliminated. The goal is to minimize damage.
Different people will have different thresholds in which they feel compelled to take action and different ideas about what actions are acceptable. We should always consider how the action that we decide to take would effect the environment and those around us.
Garden Pest Control Articles, Videos & HowTos
Getting rid of ladybugs can be a pain, but you have to do it once you've confirmed an indoor infestation.
Learn how to keep deer away from plants and don't take your frustration out on Bambi's mother.
Effective pest control starts with identifying the plant and the pest, then working out a solution that does the least damage to the environment.
Five easy solutions to control Japanese Beetles in your garden naturally.
Every gardener, at one time or another, has had to deal with an infestation of some sort. I myself am something of a gardening novice, but my mother-in-law qualifies as an expert in my opinion. I recently sat down with her and went over various remedies and preventatives.

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