How To Stop Things Eating My Sunflowers at Jeremy Broder blog

How To Stop Things Eating My Sunflowers. Consider planting companion flowers like marigolds and nasturtiums to deter pests. Preventative measures like removing plant debris and weeds also help keep pests away from your sunflower plants. to protect my sunflower garden from a myriad of pests—ranging from insects like sunflower borers and aphids to wildlife. In the fall, work up the soil to expose the larvae and pupae to hungry birds. Preventative options include weed control, as weeds shelter and feed cutworms before your plants are up. Physically remove pests like japanese beetles, caterpillars, and snails. Attract ladybugs, lacewings, and parasitic wasps to your garden to keep pest populations in check. to find them, gently dig the soil around the plant and look for fat, soft, curled brown or gray larvae.

Preventative options include weed control, as weeds shelter and feed cutworms before your plants are up. to find them, gently dig the soil around the plant and look for fat, soft, curled brown or gray larvae. Attract ladybugs, lacewings, and parasitic wasps to your garden to keep pest populations in check. Consider planting companion flowers like marigolds and nasturtiums to deter pests. to protect my sunflower garden from a myriad of pests—ranging from insects like sunflower borers and aphids to wildlife. Preventative measures like removing plant debris and weeds also help keep pests away from your sunflower plants. In the fall, work up the soil to expose the larvae and pupae to hungry birds. Physically remove pests like japanese beetles, caterpillars, and snails.

something at night is eating my sunflowers, now the leaves are coming

How To Stop Things Eating My Sunflowers Consider planting companion flowers like marigolds and nasturtiums to deter pests. In the fall, work up the soil to expose the larvae and pupae to hungry birds. Physically remove pests like japanese beetles, caterpillars, and snails. to find them, gently dig the soil around the plant and look for fat, soft, curled brown or gray larvae. Preventative options include weed control, as weeds shelter and feed cutworms before your plants are up. Consider planting companion flowers like marigolds and nasturtiums to deter pests. Preventative measures like removing plant debris and weeds also help keep pests away from your sunflower plants. to protect my sunflower garden from a myriad of pests—ranging from insects like sunflower borers and aphids to wildlife. Attract ladybugs, lacewings, and parasitic wasps to your garden to keep pest populations in check.