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1. Plant nasturtiums to discourage aphids.
2. Plant sage, mint, leeks or rosemary in alternate rows with cabbage and carrots to ward off cabbage loopers and carrot flies.
3. Mosquitoes don’t like basil, so plant it in various places in your garden and yard.
4. Nasty old slugs will go to slugheaven happy if you lure them into shallow pans of beer.
5. Secure a piece of screen over an open can of grape juice concentrate and set the can in a bucket of water to attrack and drown Japanese beetles.
6. Sprinkling ashes, sand or crushed eggshells around plants keeps snails and slugs away.
7. Ashes scattered on the foilage will also scare away aphids, leafhoppers, squash bugs, and a whole lot of other creepy crawlers.
8. Lettuce leaves or citrus rinds
Elaced around vegetables and flowers eep cutworms, grubs, slugs and snails from marching on your plants.
• Step five: Grace tells herself over and over again not to squash or disturb one ladybug, spider, dragonfly, lacewing, tiny wasp, praying mantis or ground beetle because even though some of these creatures may look disturbing to her, they are all “good bugs” and consume
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