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What Are The Most Common Home Garden Pest Control Methods?

Guest Writer September 4, 2020

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  • 2. Insecticide
  • 3. Trapdoor Method
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Last Updated on September 5, 2020 by cmoarz

Most common container garden pests

If you have ever had an experience with a garden pest, you probably understand the importance of having a good home garden pest control system in place to protect your precious plants and flowers.

There are so many different types of garden pests out there; one that can really mess up a lot of hard work and time is the aphid.

Not only do these little insects eat your plants, they also carry diseases that are harmful to your garden plants and even to yourself! Here are some of the most common garden pest control methods.

The most common garden pests and prevention methods include a home garden pest control program that includes the use of a pesticide. This pesticide is generally applied to the plant leaves by hand, which can be very dangerous for children to try as they are usually in charge of getting the pesticide on their skin.

Also, you cannot always see the area to apply this pesticide as it has to penetrate your skin and through your clothes.

These are common garden pest control methods which can provide great results, but they can also be dangerous and cause damage to your family.

2. Insecticide

The second most common garden pest control method is using an insecticide. This type of pest control uses the use of chemicals to kill off any garden pests and keep them from returning in the future.

There are many types of insecticides available for sale, but if you are unsure of which one to buy, you can always ask a home gardening storekeeper.

However, most commonly found insecticides are those that are organic and can easily be washed off of any surface they are sprayed on.

3. Trapdoor Method

The third method that most people use for eliminating garden pests is the use of trapdoors. These traps can either be placed on the ground or inside your garden and can allow the pest to enter through the trapdoor.

Once inside, the pest will not be able to access the plants and flowers it was eating before. A disadvantage to trapdoors is that they can sometimes become a little tricky to use, especially for first-time gardeners.

There are also some natural methods that you can use in your home garden to eliminate pests. If you are worried about having to use chemicals to control the garden pests, then you should try using natural pesticides.

These types of pest control are made of plants and other materials. and can often be used on your plant’s roots to prevent them from taking over your home garden. They are very safe and easy to use as they are not toxic to humans or animals.

Another natural pest control method is using herbs as natural weed killers. The best part of using herbs to prevent the growth of garden pests is that they are natural and do not harm any living thing.

However, you will need to water and fertilize your garden’s regularly to keep them looking healthy and green. This can be very time consuming as it can take weeks to get your garden back in tip top shape.

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