Mosquito’s not only win the title of nastiest bugs but also the most irritating one. Their irritating and irritating buzz can ruin your backyard dinner, sleep in your bedroom and other outdoor activities. Mosquito’s are very dangerous for kids because babies are playing around where mosquitoes are found. Here we have mentioned about some plants which will repel mosquitoes away from your garden. Everyone hates mosquitos. Not only do they carry diseases, they ruin summer picnics and outdoor events. Fortunately, you don’t need to reach for chemical repellent when there are plenty of natural plants that will keep the mosquitoes away.

Natural Plants Mosquito Repellent

Citronella

Citronella is the most common natural mosquito repellent. It comes from the plant Cymbopogon nardus, which is distilled to create a product that can be applied directly to skin or used as an oil. The advantage of citronella over other natural mosquito repellents is that it has a pleasant scent, making it suitable for use indoors or outdoors in spaces where odors may be undesirable. Citronella does have some cautions associated with its use—for example, some people may be allergic or otherwise sensitive to citronella oil’s fragrance—so it is important to test this product on your own skin before using regularly as a mosquito repellent.

If you choose to try using citronella oil as a natural mosquito repellent, apply sparingly and reapply often as needed throughout the day; ideally apply every 30 minutes while outside in areas known for high mosquito populations (especially during peak hours when mosquitoes are most active). Citronella can also be diluted and combined with other essential oils such as lavender or eucalyptus; this makes it even more versatile because these scents complement each other nicely without overpowering their combined effect on insects!

Marigolds

Marigolds are a member of the daisy family, and come in yellow, orange, or red varieties. They’re commonly used for their flowers—which grow on long stems and bloom throughout the summer—but marigolds smell like citronella. This means that their scent can repel mosquitoes!

Marigolds are easy to grow from seeds, but you can also purchase young plants at your local nursery. The most popular way to grow marigolds is in pots so that they can be moved around when you need them elsewhere on your property; however, if you’d prefer not to move them regularly (or if you have limited space), growing them in the ground is possible as well.

Basil

Basil, a common herb in the kitchen and garden, is also an effective mosquito repellent. Basil plants are easy to grow and maintain and can be planted in the ground or in pots. They can be grown outdoors or indoors.

Lavender

How to grow lavender: Lavender is easy to grow and can flourish in full sun or partial shade. Plant your lavender in a sunny area that gets about 6 hours of direct sunlight per day. If you want to grow it indoors, pay attention to the size of the pot you use and make sure that it has drainage holes at the bottom so that excess water can drain out easily.

Lavender is often used as an ingredient in skincare products, but did you know it also provides natural mosquito repellent properties? The leaves contain oil which repels insects and other bugs from biting humans or animals. In addition, lavenders have been known for reducing anxiety levels when they are placed around people who are having difficulty sleeping (insomnia). This makes them perfect if you have a hard time falling asleep after being outdoors during peak mosquito season!

Mint

Mint is a good way to repel mosquitoes. You can plant mint near your doors, windows, and patios. The smell of mint will keep the mosquitoes away from your home. If you want a natural way to make a spray out of mint, mix water and oil together with the help of a blender or food processor until everything is smooth. Then add lemon juice and peppermint extract until it turns purple! Make sure not to use too much water when making the mixture because it will become diluted with more water than needed if you don’t follow these instructions correctly!

Lemongrass

Lemongrass is a plant that repels mosquitoes and is also commonly used in Thai cuisine, which has made it popular in the Western world. Lemongrass is a perennial herb, meaning it grows year after year instead of growing only for one season and then dying off. It’s also a popular ingredient in tea because it has a lemony flavor to it that can be paired with other ingredients to create delicious blends.

Catnip

Catnip, a member of the mint family, is a common ingredient in backyard gardens. It’s easy to grow and can be used as an addition to your garden or grown indoors as a houseplant. Catnip is known for repelling mosquitoes due to its high concentration of nepetalactone, a chemical compound that insects are unable to tolerate; however, catnip is safe for use around cats—so long as they don’t eat it!

Use these plants to keep mosquitoes away.

• Plant your own mosquito repellent plants
• Make essential oils with the help of these plants
• Drink tea made from these plants to keep mosquitoes away
• Use the leaves and bark to make your garden look beautiful