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| INSECT PEST | REPELLING PLANT |
| Ants | pennyroyal, spearmint, southernwood, tansy |
| Aphids | garlic, chives and other alliums, coriander, anise, nasturtium and petunia around fruit trees |
| Borer | garlic, onion, tansy |
| Cabbage moth | mint, hyssop, rosemary, southernwood, thyme, sage, wormwood, celery, catnip, nasturtium |
| Colorado potato beetle | green beans, horseradish, dead nettle, flax, catnip, coriander, tansy, nasturtium |
| Cucumber beetle | tansy, radish |
| Cutworm | tansy |
| Flea beetle | wormwood, mint, catnip, interplant cole crops with tomato |
| Japanese beetle | garlic, larkspur, tansy, rue, white geranium |
| Leafhopper | petunia, geranium |
| Mexican bean beetle | marigold, potato, rosemary, savory, petunia |
| Mites | onion, garlic, chives |
| Nematodes | marigold, salvia, dahlia, calendula, asparagus |
| Rose chafer | geranium, petunia, onion |
| Slug | prostrate rosemary, wormwood |
| Squash bug | tansy, nasturtium, catnip |
| Tomato hornworm | borage, marigold, opal basal |
| Whitefly | nasturtium, marigold |
This is great, I have been looking for a natural way to keep the garden. Thank You!
In my experience in So Cal, rather than repelling aphids nasturiums are the first plant (other than impatiens) to be taken over by the aphids.