Posted on January 2, 2010.
Companion gardening: The All Natural Pesticide
In to look for the news on is ridded insects of my vegetable garden, I fell on some really valid information of a lot of online sources. I should start with says that I began just the usage of certain ones of these suggestions, and not to assure you 100% effectiveness, nevertheless. These information will must follow in some weeks.
My research at first started with looks for products produces free chemical to eliminate superfluous plagues. I quickly was oscillated by all available the news of the plant of companion. The companion plant implies to differ the plants plantationes around the plant that you wish to protect. Every plague has a plant that it does not like, this works in our favor when we know which plague let us treat ourselves. The it is imperative to keep the additional plants localized to the protected plant. The insects are rather intelligent to go another road or a same other jump of the plant to plant to obtain his repair. The it is better to surround the protected plant with the plants of force of dissuasion enumerated. For example, to be ridded ants with the aphids, of pouliot of plant and of green mint around the stem of the protected plant. Some feet to every side will not dissuade the ants to go to right by the environment.
Here some simple rules to follow while protecting your vegetable garden of the plagues:
The ants (carrying aphids) then the pouliot of plant, the green mint, southernwood, tansy,
The aphids plant pouliot, the green mint, southernwood, tansy, the garlic, the chives, the coriander, the anise, the nasturtiums and the pedtunias.
The beetles to the asparagus do not like apparently the tomatoes
The punches hate the garlic, tansy, and the onion
The cabbage larvae are stopped if you plant alternate rows of change, the tomato, the rosemary, the sage.
The night butterflies of cabbage do not like apparently the change, hyssop, the rosemary, southernwood, the thyme, the sage, the sagebrush, the celery, catnip and the nasturtiums.
Wipe carrot hates rosemary, the sage, the sagebrush, salsify, the onions, the coriander
The insects of Chinch do not like the that the beans of soja surround if your lawn with them.
The Beetle of Potato of Colorado does not like the green beans (me not more), the raifort, the nettle and the dead linens.
Courgette beetle is pushed back by the radish and tansy
Cutworms is driven to the distraction by tansy
Eelworms is pushed back by the big ugly concerns
The sagebrush of beetle of flea, the change, catnip, the tomatoes
The night butterflies of fruit tree of all kinds do not like southernwood
Mutter them America beans of ricin and the human urine although the last one is improved in absorbent of the products do the jumps
Japanese beetles garlic, the feet of lark/delphiniums, tansy, regret themselves, the geraniums
Leafhopper pedtunias and geraniums
The Mexican concern of beetle of bean, the potatoes, the rosemary, the summer savors, and pedtunias
The mice do not like the change (the mice hate the fresh breath)
The mites are pushed back by the onion, the garlic and the chives
The moles do not like spurge, roulette plants of the and the oil of ricin, the bulbs of fritillaria
The nedmatodes concerns ugly, salvia, the dahlia, calendula, the asparagus
Plum Curculio is be saying pushed back by the garlic - does not wonder me how you obtain it in the tree but I read this onceer. (maybe all copy of a source)
The rabbits do not like the onions or the onion family (the garlic/chives etc)
Is increased the geraniums of chafer, the family of pedtunia and onion
The slugs do not like the rosemary, the sagebrush and that could be the only one two plants they custom' eats
The squash insect does not like tansy and the nasturtiums
The pumpkin beetle does not like the nasturtiums (and the nasturtiums do not like it or)
Tomato Hornworm is dissuaded by the bourrache, the concerns and the savory.
The white fly will not go close to the nasturtiums, the concerns, nicandra
Wireworms does not like apparently the mustard and the Saracen.