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By my cats
For slugs: set a shallow bowl of beer out.
For aphids: Use a spray bottle of water mixed with a few drops of dishwashing soap.
For corn ears and bugs: When the silk begins to appear, put cooking oil in a squeeze bottle and put a drop on the silk. Repeat every few days.
By Mythi
By BABBIE
Marigolds. Lavendar. Dish detergent diluted with water for aphids and other bugs you can see. Hand-pick caterpillars off leaves; you can also use the dish detergent spray for them. Pick off any leaves infected with leaf borers before they spread, and make sure you throw them away inside, away from other plants. Seal them inside a plastic bag before throwing them away.
Good luck and Delicious Gardening!
By Cantate
Feel free to post your ideas below.
Most beautiful bridal bouquet would the one your holding blessed be a bride that holds it.
I don't know if this will work in the vegetable garden but it did work in my flower garden. I read an article about controlling pests and it said to use epsom salt, so I sprinkled it around my flowers and it has kept the bugs away and my flowers looking great!
Editor's Note: Epsom salts work well in small amounts. Sprinkle lightly, don't pour it on!
I am not a gardner, but love to read the newsletter. When I saw your picture, the first thing I thought of was what beautiful colors of the veggies. And with your holding them like that makes me think of a bridal bouquet. Wouldn't that be beautiful!