Velhets, Pijm, Mustard, Sage - select plants that will decorate the garden and get rid of it from unpleasant insects.
1 Velhets.
Bright orange and yellow flowers scare up bear, carrot flies and nematodes. Therefore, they are useful to plant them right between rows with vegetables in beds. Especially where carrots grow, radishes, zucchini, tomatoes, cabbage, potatoes and garden strawberries.
The velvets are unpretentious in care and easily grow out of seeds, and then begin to grow without the help of a person.
2 calendula
Calendula will help if there are many ants on your site. If they annoy the house, land the calendula right at the foot of the walls, throughout the perimeter. If they harm in the garden or in the garden, plan the calendula near the plants: along the beds and around the trunks of the trees.
You can grow a calendula with both seeds and with the help of pre-prepared seedlings. Seedlings are prepared in 2-3 weeks before transplanting in the ground, as a rule, in plastic cups, which are easy to cut without damaging the roots of the plant.
3 Basil
Basil refers to aromatic herbs that insects accelerate with their strong smell. It is best to grow it next to bean cultures, as it is particularly well scareds a bean grain. Also, he is often planted next to garlic so that the wave does not appear on it.
Basil to open soil is transferred after 3-4 weeks of growing home in containers for seedlings. In this case, it is best to use decomposing cardboard containers that can be simply saved into the ground where they themselves will disintegrate with time.
4 sage
This grass will help those who started an earthen flew and a cabbage scoop. You may not just grow sage, which has a strong, releasing pests by the smell, but also prepare a decoction out of it and spray the affected plants from the spray gun.
Once in season, the sage will need a fertilizer humus, in the spring - trimming, and in winter - shelters with a polyethylene film, as this is a relatively thermal-loving plant.
Please note: sage sage predictors can not be grown on the site. This is prohibited by law.
5 Mustard
The mustard belongs to the repellents - plants that are most scared by the insects with their smell, while the aromatic herbs like the basilica is more likely to interfere with the pests to navigate in space and find attractive plants for them.
The mustard often plant on carrot beds, and also spray her decoction of the bushes of tomatoes, landing with bow and garlic.
6 Pijma
This plant does not like the Colorad beetle, the brahlip five-point and cabbage flies. Therefore, the Pijma is well suited for the garden, in the garden it will not be so useful.
It is easy to grow from seeds, which can even be collected in nature near your country house, as it is Di Koros. But the growing adult plant will begin only for the second year, after its first wintering.
7 Petunia
Petunia can be sealing in the garden, so its smell negatively affects pests that feed, mainly garden flowers. It is especially good, it helps Astra, but also come in handy and in beds with cabbage and radish, if they were struck by the cruciferous flew.
8 Geran
Geranium, which is often grown at home, come in handy and in the country area - it scares almost all insects that harm the berry bushes and fruit trees. To grow it, prepare seedlings of one of the following types of Gerani: Himalayan, meadow, spotted.
It is better to plant her best since the end of May, in bad weather.
9 dill
Dill can be used not only as a culinary seasoning, but also a way to combat caterpillar caterpillar, a colorado beetle and a blonde. Squeeze this grass, sowing seeds to a depth of 1-2 cm right into the open soil next to those cultures that you want to protect against insects.
10 Buzin
This wild plant blossoms on your section of frozhoric, black-core cruel tick and even mice. In order not to grow a large amount of eases across the area, cut a few branches and just stick them into the soil between the black currant branches or other fruit bushes.
