Dealing with gnats in your indoor seed starting area can be frustrating, but there are effective ways to both prevent and treat these pesky infestations. Implementing these strategies will ensure a healthier growing environment for your seedlings.
Squash vine borers are one of the most deadly pests for your squash plants that you can encounter! They can cause sudden death for your squash plants extremely fast! They are one that you definitely want to be on the lookout for and doing everything you can do to prevent these pests from entering into your garden.
Hang out with Carrie in this video as she discusses the many ways to go about both preventing squash vine borers and treating your squash plants once you have an issue.
Squash bugs are my nemesis in the garden! They can transfer diseases and cause your once amazing-looking squash plants to die suddenly!
Learn several tips and tricks for how to handle these nasty squash bug pests in your garden in this video!
Leaf-footed bugs have been plaguing one of our tomato plants this season!
Join Carrie in this video to learn all the organic methods that we are using in our garden to help defend our tomatoes!
Tomato Hornworms can be a nightmare to see on your tomato plants! They can decimate a tomato plant in no time at all so it’s important to try and prevent these as much as possible!
Hang out with Carrie to learn more about how to go about preventing and managing these pests in your garden!
Japanese Beetles, or more commonly known as June Bugs, have been menacing so many people’s gardens!
In this video, Carrie goes over many tips and tricks for managing Japanese Beetles organically.
In this video, Carrie goes in depth about both how to best go about preventing cucumber beetles from finding your plants along with how to manage cucumber beetles if they do become a problem.
Cats can be both a pest and an ally in the garden. They prey on mice and other small rodents, but they will also use your raised beds as a litter box!
Tomatoes come with a lot of pest management. Beware of the tomato hornworm. He is a feisty fellow that can take out an entire tomato plant in a day!
The most characteristic feature of this fast-moving reddish-brown to black insect is the pair of approximately an inch long pincers at the tip of a long abdomen. Earwigs thrive in tight, dark, moist places such as under stones, in mulch, soil, (compost & vermicompost bins), and anywhere there is an accumulation of plant debris.
