2 ways to bring ladybugs to your garden 🐞 Why? Because they ✨love✨ to eat aphids, prodigious plant eaters. #HGTVOutdoors | HGTV

Dealing with aphids in your garden? Ladybugs are now in at Art's Nursery 🐞 Using ladybugs, which are natural predators, is an effective and eco-friendly solution. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to properly release these beneficial insects: Steps to Release Natural Predators: Identify the Food Source: Find the areas in your garden where aphids are present. Prepare the Plants: Mist the leaves with water to provide a drink for the predators when they wake up. Timing the Release: Release the la

Did you know that ladybugs are one of the best natural pest controllers you can have in your garden? A single ladybug can eat up to 50 aphids a day—and they’ll also snack on other pests like mites, mealybugs, and scale insects. That means less damage to your plants and less need for pesticides! If you want to roll out the welcome mat for ladybugs, try planting these favorites: Dill Fennel Cilantro Yarrow Marigolds Calendula Cosmos Tansy Sweet Alyssum These plants not only provide nectar and poll