Tired of getting eaten alive every time you go outside? This DIY bug spray with essential oils is a natural, non-toxic ...

Tomatoes are pretty easy to grow with plenty of sunlight, water, and nutrient-rich soil, but pests are always a potential issue. Several types of pests have a taste for tomato plants and may cause ...

OUR flip flop summer – with sun one minute and downpours the next – can make it hard to know what to expect. And the ...

Want natural pest control? An expert explains how to use garlic in your garden. This organic, DIY method is simple, effective ...

To make this homemade bug repellent, combine a cup of vegetable oil with a tablespoon of dish soap. This mixture acts as a shelf-stable concentrate that you can keep indefinitely.

The key items for this DIY garden spray include: Garlic: packed with sulphur compounds, acts as a natural repellent against a host of garden pests, from aphids and caterpillars to beetles.

Gardener's homemade plant spray keeps bugs and insects away without harming them. ... gets rid of pesky bug pets in your garden and vegetable patches without killing them.

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While the idea of using an insect repellent with more natural ingredients might sound appealing, Consumer Reports warns the risks might not be worth it.

When watering your garden, be careful not to wet the traps so they last longer. If you take the time to set these traps, you will find that they will do most of your pest-control work for the rest of ...

Luker’s study highlights another problem with many DIY insect repellent recipes, she says, which is that it’s hard to know whether the essential oil you’ve chosen for your concoction will be ...

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