Insects can become harmful in the garden when they damage to garden plants. The signs of damages vary, usually depending on how insects feed on plants. Harmful insects on chewing portions generally appear on leaves or trees.

Fortunately, nature offers many non-toxic ways to discourage and control pests. The following steps are garden pests removal method that can eliminate pests with no toxic chemicals. Remember: Prevention is always the first and best attack line.

Barriers pests’ solution

A net, fences and paper collars leave the plants far away from insects and other animals. According to garden pest control services, floating roofs plastic or fabric covers that allow sunlight, remove bugs, turtles and many other pests. Barrels can prevent dewing, so rows and fillets must raise during flowering.

Insecticide soap

Spraying diluted soap in plants prevent many parasites from attacking the crops. Use natural soap without detergent or additives. Use five tablespoons of soap per gallon of water and try a small part of the plant. If the spray damages the leaves, dilute it further. Soap kills parasites although professional pest control services from Marks Pest Control have always recommended not to apply it during the hot, sunny days. It is advisable at night or early in the morning.

TRAPS 

Mechanical traps keep pests from plants, allowing them to be removed from the garden. You can buy a few traps from garden store for your home. Build your own snare trap by fastening the wood strip to the board. Put it in the garden, the tape down, so the plate lays a little on the ground. Slug and snails will rise below and can easily be traced from the garden.

 Water pressure

Strong water currents suppress the aphids’, spider mites, but the process has to be repeated regularly. Use only on resistive plants and let it dry between the spray to avoid diseases caused by excessive watering.

Insecticide spray

To make primary oil spray insecticide, mix 1 cup of vegetable oil with one spoon of soap and stir well and then, when ready to apply, add two teaspoons of the oil spray mix with 1 quart of Water, shake well and directly sprinkle on the surface of plants affected by small pests. Oil covers the body of insects and effectively suffocating them because it blocks the pores through which they breathe.

Other natural pest control methods:

• Poisonous micro toxic of soil for some insects.

• Milk spore is also a microbe.

• Nicotine extracted as tea from bulk tobacco.

• Pyrethrum derived from various daisy and iron phosphates.

Garden pest control for natural and human-made insecticides mentioned above will be a good starting point for a natural way of getting rid of pests.