Prevent before you react
Healthy soil and strong plants resist pests far better than struggling ones. Crop rotation, good spacing for air flow, and catching problems early do more than any spray.
Keep pests at bay in the vegetable garden without harsh chemicals. Here's the toolkit that works.
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A thriving kitchen garden attracts its fair share of hungry visitors. You don't need to reach for chemical sprays to protect your crops — there's a proven organic toolkit that keeps most pests in check.
Healthy soil and strong plants resist pests far better than struggling ones. Crop rotation, good spacing for air flow, and catching problems early do more than any spray.
Netting, fleece and barriers keep the biggest pests away from the crops they love — birds from brassicas, carrot fly from carrots, and many insects from young plants. It's simple, chemical-free and incredibly effective.
Ladybirds, lacewings, frogs and birds all eat the pests that trouble your veg. A wildlife-friendly garden with flowers, shelter and water brings in a free army that keeps pest populations down naturally.
For larger pests like slugs, caterpillars and beetles, a regular patrol to pick them off can be enough. Check under leaves in the early morning, combine with traps and barriers, and target only real outbreaks rather than a blanket approach.
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