Netting indoors and row covers outdoors are ways to keep insects off plants.
Specifically, insects can be beneficial or harmful to plants. Netting encases a houseplant whereas row covers protect plants arranged in straight lines. Indoors or out, the two options keep insects from getting in contact with above-ground plant parts. They serve as effective measures although they will be problems in the case of plants to be pollinated by such beneficial insects as bees (Apisspp).
They would use a reddish paste and would rub it on themselves made from plants and the bugs hated the smell.
Some plants feed on insects and other small animals because the soil they grow in is very poor. They gain additional nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorous from the insects and animals they consume.
Most ducks are omnivores, feeding off insects and various plants and grasses.
Most frogs are not vegetarian--they actually eat garden insects.
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Most ducks are omnivores, feeding off insects and various plants and grasses.
Insects eat many different types of things depending on their species and their environment. Insects eat plants, fruit, other bugs, and decomposing animals. Other insects are parasitic in nature and feed off the blood of living animals.
The advantages include the fact that you can keep insects off of your plants. Farmers use it generally for this reason. Disadvantages are that the poison can get into the food that you eat and get into your system and also that it isn't very good for the environment (particularly in soil and water.)
To attract insects
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Lots and lots of hand labor to pull weeds, pick off insects, and clean the plants of disease.