Gardening lovers are just finding out that attracting one type of insect to your garden, it could improve plant growth and ...

Cleary explained: “Pests are an unavoidable part of gardening, but there are plenty of ways to protect your plants, and your hard work, without relying on chemical deterrents.” According to Cleary, ...

There are a few common plants that are likely to attract pests into your garden - but an expert says there's no need to get ...

Can you put citrus peels in your garden to keep bugs away? This viral gardening hack has been making the rounds online, so we ...

“The outdoor garden pests I encounter the most outdoors are aphids, slugs and hungry caterpillars, specifically cabbage worms, tomato hornworms and cut worms,” says Kaitlin Mitchell, a ...

Embrace the secret world of garden insects with our complimentary guide, addressing the common concern of keeping bugs out of your garden. Instead of aiming to banish them entirely (a near ...

Great Britain’s Royal Horticultural Society has even removed the pest designation from slugs and snails, typically considered ...

University of Illinois Extension horticulture experts will present tips, how-to’s, and answer questions about each monthly ...

Why don’t you take a look at what kind of animals and insects visit your garden or local park. Watch how they move, do they walk along the ground or burrow underground - instead do they fly ...

In recent decades, however, scientists have found that in fact there are definite benefits to adding diversity to your garden, primarily because certain plants attract and support beneficial insects ...