How to Prevent Garden Pests From Damaging Your Crops

July 14, 2015December 18, 2022

Garden Problems,Organic & Sustainable Gardening,Sustainable Gardening

0 Shares

Get Rid of These 3 Common Garden Pests Naturally – Without Harmful Chemicals!

After weeks of hard work, having your harvest destroyed by a sudden influx of garden pests can be extremely frustrating.

This short video describes some helpful tips for protecting your plants from the 3 most common pests, and controlling common pests in your garden naturally.

And report your garden pests to the Big Bug Hunt to help spread the word about common pests, and find solutions!

0 Shares

Rose S.

An avid gardener since childhood, I love sharing my passion for gardening with others! I have gardened in a number of different climates and settings, from large fenced garden plots, to tiny patio and container gardens, and I firmly believe that everyone can learn to grow at least some of their own food - no matter where you live. Growing your own food can help you take control of your own health and food supply, and there has never been a better time to get started!

More to Explore

Supercharge your soil for spring gardening

[Video] How to Supercharge Your Soil for Spring

Learn how to supercharge your soil and get your garden ready for spring planting with these simple but important nutrient-boosting tips… Spring is here, and it’s time to ...

[Video] How to Use Weeds to Grow a Better Garden

Learn how to create your own all-natural weed fertilizer to grow a better garden! Growing a better garden…with weeds?? Yes, you read that right! While weeds are usually ...

[Infographic] How to Improve Your Soil with Sheet Composting

Put your garden to work making great soil for you over the winter with sheet composting! You may think there’s not much going on in your garden during ...

This site contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase through a link in one of our posts or pages, we may receive a small commission – at no additional cost to you. Sustainable Gardening News is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. Sustainable Gardening News also participates in affiliate programs with Clickbank, ShareASale, and other sites. Sustainable Gardening News is compensated for referring traffic and business to these companies. This helps us to cover the costs involved in bringing you valuable sustainable gardening information on an ongoing basis. We appreciate your support!