Foods that Heal and Nurture

This Blog is dedicated to potatoes and how to cultivate them and wild berries of all kinds.

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Main Tree

Dynamic Accumulator

Nitrogen Fixer

Pollinator Attractor

Pest Deterrent

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Berries

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Hello sunshine

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If you’re an organic gardener and are curious about how to control pests naturally, you’re in the right place! It’s important to remember that pests will always be present in organic gardens. If something’s not eating your garden, it’s not a part of the ecosystem and the ecosystem will not be healthy. Unless you’re growing indoors in a sterile synthetic grow, you’re going to have pests (and even then, they’ll show up. IYKYK!) You can learn how to work with them, around them, and to balance their populations in natural ways though to reduce your crop loss and your frustration. As you probably already know, using synthetic sprays and pesticides is, frankly, terrible for the entire ecosystem. Insecticides often indiscriminately harm beneficial insects, poison animals, and derail the delicate balance of our garden ecosystems. Rather, I suggest natural methods for controlling pests in the garden […] CLICK HERE TO KEEP READING FOR FREE

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