Organic Pest Control For Home Gardens

The organic pest control for home gardens is nothing but the two methods i.e. The mechanical control and biological method. In mechanical control, we don’t use any kind of toxic chemicals but only rely on physical methods to control pests. Likewise, in biological method, we don’t use chemicals but a combination of products and their derivatives like pheromones, insect growth regulators, mating disruption chemicals and insect antagonists are used for controlling pests. Organic pest control is important for home gardeners that are not only looking to protect their families, but everyone around them. While using insecticides and pesticides may work in the short term, organic pest control can have long term results that will keep your family and friends safe from harmful chemicals.

Organic Pest Control For Home Gardens

We’re all about providing organic pest control for home gardens, because we care about our environment and the people in it.

We know that pesticides can be harmful to humans and animals, but they can also harm the environment. Pesticides are made up of chemicals that don’t break down easily in the soil or water supply. They can remain there for a long time, which means that even if you don’t use the pesticide yourself—someone else may have used it before you, or an animal could have eaten it before it was washed away by rain.

But we’ve got your back! Our organic pest control for home gardens is designed to keep pests out of your garden without harming your plants or animals, as well as keeping them from coming back again next year.

Organic pest control is a great way to keep your garden healthy without having to use harsh chemicals.

While organic pest control methods are generally more expensive than using traditional pesticides, they are also safer for you, your family, and the environment.

Some of the most popular organic methods include:

-Diatomaceous earth: This substance is made up of tiny fossilized plant remains. It’s easy to spread in your garden and it works by cutting through the exoskeleton of insects that come into contact with it, causing them to dehydrate and die.

-Neem oil: This oil kills insects by disrupting their hormones and preventing them from reproducing. It can be applied directly to plants or mixed with water as a spray solution. Neem oil also works well on plants infected with fungus or mold because it prevents these organisms from growing back once they’re gone.