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[https://www.instructables.com/Spring-Cleaning-the-Organic-Garden/ by DanPro AUTODESK Instructables] | [https://www.instructables.com/Spring-Cleaning-the-Organic-Garden/ by DanPro AUTODESK Instructables] | ||
I got caught off guard last fall, I didn't get the garden cleaned up. The gales of November came early. Landscape fabric is a godsend to the organic gardener. Not so, if you walk on it all summer ,then leave it down all winter. | I got caught off guard last fall, I didn't get the garden cleaned up. The gales of November came early. Landscape fabric is a godsend to the organic gardener. Not so, if you walk on it all summer ,then leave it down all winter. | ||
=====Natural Bug Repellent for Plants: 15 Organic Sprays That Actually Work===== | |||
[https://home.howstuffworks.com/green-living/homemade-organic-gardening-sprays.htm by Colleen Vanderlinden 22/12/24 howstuffworks] | |||
If you're interested in starting your first garden, you're probably focused on the sorts of plants, flowers, or fruits and veggies you plan to grow. However, it's important to also consider the rodents, bugs, weeds, and other pests that can't wait to indulge on your efforts. Unless you have the funds to pay commercial pest control to visit your humble garden, chances are you'll need to learn about DIY pest control. | |||
As luck would have it, this article contains all of the advice and suggestions you'll need to steal back those dollars you put aside for a pest control company. Better yet, a natural bug repellent for plants contains organic active ingredients, rather than chemical repellents — solving your pest problem without adding a toxic element to your green space! | |||
