There are four steps you should follow to prevent worms and insects from taking over your vegetable garden without having to use harmful chemicals.
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“The flowers emit an odor that many of the bugs do not like,” she explained. “Marigolds also have a root system that kills nematodes, which in Florida are common in raised bed boxes.”“People always think that they should pick off dead leaves and throw them in the bed. That’s not the case, keep your beds clean so you don’t get any bugs from anywhere else wanting to eat something that you’ve already put in your bed,” explained Waugh.
Other companion plants are cilantro, which can be planted to protect your spinach plants; basil, which helps keep worms from eating your tomatoes; and celery, which is a companion plant to cabbage.After 6 weeks, the lettuce and broccoli should be ready to harvest in a few days. Be sure to join us Mondays during the 8 a.m. hour of The Morning Show for our Home Grown series, dedicated to helping you save money by learning how to grow your own food.Now is the perfect time to take advantage of our latest Insider Deals that elevate your home, enhance self-care and get you into the holiday spirit.
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