By wildflowers | Nature is filled with a wide variety of beneficial insects whose diet consists mainly of the little pests that invade your gardens. Yes, there really are "good bugs" and they are a great way to combat the pests that are ready and waiting to devour and destroy your plants. Some of these good guys may have been hanging around and you didn't realize they were actually keeping pests off of your favorite flowers or vegetables. Let's take a look at some of these beneficial predatory insects so you can learn who your allies are. |
wildflowers said:Next, I'd like to talk about some good choices for plants to attract the beneficial bugs to your gardens.
No, CritterG, I seem to have dropped the ball. But thank you for the reminder.
wildflowers said:Interesting info, Bee! I've never heard of the fungus eating ladybird. Is your blog open to visitors? If so, where can I find it?
i can honestly say i had never noticed the adults at any time in my garden..so where did they come from i mean how did they find the plants needing rescuing 
...Mother Nature is so FANtastic if we would only just allow her to intervene 
nowt fancy not from me ......like a proper Blog 
