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Pest-Proof Your Garden With Natural Predator Species
Spring is coming! In Portland we’ve been getting some truly gorgeous days, with more sun to come soon. Now is the time to finish your garden planning and get to planting. Soon, you’ll be bringing healthy greenery from your garden to the kitchen table. But before you can harvest the “vegetables” of your labor you’ll need to protect them from attack. Aphids, white-flies, slugs and snails – armies of flying, hopping, gliding, hungry critters want exactly what you want – your crops! Rather than using traditional pesticides to keep your garden pest-free, here are some living alternatives to try this growing season. A Hungry Host – Common Garden Pests Aphids Aphids are one of the more common pests to many greenhouses and gardens. Most aphid species are less than 1/8″ long, with a soft, pale body. They also produce sweet substance called “honeydew” and may not seem very threatening. Think again! Aphids are capable of reproducing ridiculously fast and can become a plague. Aphids suck the moisture out of plants – they can be especially damaging to early crops, causing curling and distortion in young plants as they drain them. There are about 4,400 known species of aphid, so yours may look different. Spider Mites Frankly, this hyper-close picture of a mite looks much more vicious. Like aphids, spider mites come in many varieties; about 1,200 species. Some are more damaging than others, but they feed in a similar way to aphids by sucking the moisture out of plants, and can be particularly damaging to young plants. You can spot mite activity by the tight webbing they weave underneath leaves and along stems. Snails These snails may look cute all grouped in a family like this, but they can quickly become a leaf-devouring battalion if they’re left uncontrolled. Those holes in lettuce you always see? Yeah, that’s these guys. Living Pest Control – Increasing the Natural Predator Population A note: Do not introduce non-native species! Research your specific ecosystem beforehand – make sure that the predator species you release exists naturally. Use the following species as examples only. Australia’s cane toad plague is a good example of what can go wrong. Ladybugs One of our most-loved garden insects can be of help here. The University of Kentucky College of Agriculture reported that a single ladybug may well eat ~5,000 aphids over the course of its life! (source) They’re general predators, so they’ll eat many other pest species as well, and you can order live ladybugs from a variety of sources. The issue with ladybugs is that they need to be fostered and “planned in” to your garden or greenhouse. Ladybugs will leave for greener pastures if there’s not enough food around. Mint, yarrow, angelica, clover, dill, dandelions – many shallow blossomed plants are good feeding choice for ladybugs. Keeping their natural food sources growing will keep ladybugs in your garden, ready to pounce whenever aphids arrive and try to take over. Lacewings Another great option for keeping undesirable pests away is the Lacewing. Sometimes referred to as “aphid lion”, it’s best to get them in egg form. Once hatched, lacewing larvae are voracious. They’re general predators, so they’ll eat up all the herbivores they can find. On the Lacewing Larvae menu: aphids, mealy-bugs, spider mites, leafhopper nymphs, caterpillar eggs, scales, thrips, and white-flies. Like ladybugs, lacewing eggs can be ordered from many sources. Releasing at the larval stage is best if you have a right now pest problem, but long-term it’s a good idea to grow preferred habitat so lacewings become permanent to your garden ecosystem. Songbirds Attracting local birds to your garden is a great idea to keep your pest count down. Many birds go mad for big, juicy slugs and snails. Unless you’re planning escargot, songbirds can keep your lettuce safe and your ears happy. Food and water sources can be great to help attract winged friends. Find out which birds will chow down on your pest problem, research what features and flora might attract them, and incorporate them into your garden for best long-term results. Plus, you get a vibrant, song-filled back yard! Plan Your Ecoystem The best answer is often not the easiest. What works for someone’s garden may not work for yours, and a beneficial predator to some may be an invasive destroyer to others. Research your own backyard – learn which biological controls should be in play, then do what you can to encourage them. If you need any supplies for your garden, we’re here to help and carry many greenhouses and gardening supplies! -
Musical Instruments Buying Guide
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How to find the best Halloween and Christmas inflatable decorations
For most families, the holiday season is the most festive time of the whole year. And once Halloween rolls around, Christmas won’t be too far behind either — which is why you should start preparing for both right away! While each holiday has its own batch of fun traditions and activities, they have one important thing in common — decorations. From scary Halloween skeletons and spiderwebs to merry Christmas lights and holiday wreaths, there’s a ton of stuff that you can use to make this holiday season as memorable as possible — but why not go a step further in bringing the festive atmosphere to your home? If you want to have the scariest house on the block once kids start trick-or-treating and the most festive home full of Christmas delights a couple of months afterward, there’s one kind of decoration that you can’t go wrong with — inflatables! There’s a reason why there’s a wide range of inflatable decor for every major holiday — they’re incredibly varied and versatile, simple to install, and even easier to store. No Halloween setup is really complete without a bunch of ghosts or spooky skeletons — and your Christmas decor will definitely benefit from inflatable reindeers and a sled! Plus, you get to pick and choose exactly what kind of inflatable decorations you want for any seasonal holiday — there’s something for every aesthetic style, budget, and space. From huge, complex scenes to smaller inflatables you can combine freely with others — you have a wide range of options. Plus, a lot of them also have their own internal LED lighting; ensuring no one will go past your home without noticing the work you’ve put into the holiday display this season! Of course, with so much stuff to choose from, it can be hard picking the best holiday inflatables for your yard. There’s no need to worry, though — Aosom is here with a bunch of helpful tips for doing just that! Different types of Christmas and Halloween inflatable decorations As we’ve mentioned above, Halloween and Christmas inflatable decorations are quite varied — you’ll find them in all shapes and sizes. And if you’re going to choose the ones that fit your home the best, there are plenty of factors to consider in the process. Among these, there’s one that stands out as particularly important: size. The last thing you want is to go overboard and clutter up your front yard and home with too many huge inflatables — instead of adding to your decorative efforts, you’ll just obscure them. Instead, it’s ideal to have a couple of larger inflatables acting as centerpieces for your scenes, and then surrounding them with a bunch of smaller pieces. So, what kind of sizes can you choose from when it comes to Christmas and Halloween inflatables? Small Most inflatables are more prominent in terms of vertical height than horizontal length — though, as you’ll see below, there are exceptions. However, keep in mind that the smallest Halloween and Christmas decorations are between 3.5 and 5 feet tall. These are your smaller inflatable pumpkins, undead tombstones, Christmas penguins, and Santa scenes. Generally, people tend to place their inflatables outside — but this size category is the only one you can comfortably fit inside the house as well. However, most folks still use plastic and wooden decorations inside because they take up less space, and keep the inflatables outside. If you’re planning on putting a lot of work into your Halloween and Christmas scenes and using a bunch of different inflatables, these smallest ones will probably be the ones you’ll use the most — and place them all around a couple of biggest setpieces. Still, always have the scale of these decor pieces in mind. These “smallest” decorations are only that relative to their larger cousins — even a 4-foot zombie or Santa won’t really be unnoticeable, especially if it’s got LED lighting; it’s just small in comparison with the huge 10-foot versions. Medium These are your slightly larger inflatables, in the 5ft to 7ft range. It’s the best option for people who are mixing inflatables with other types of holiday decor, or they prefer a few mid-sized inflatables to one or two gigantic setpieces. Large These are the real behemoths in the world of inflatable holiday decor — the blow-up pieces that are 8 to 11 feet tall. When you pair these with internal LED lighting, you’re practically guaranteeing that no one passing through your neighborhood will be able to miss your amazing holiday display. Horizontal pieces As we’ve mentioned above, height is the main variable you’ll consider when picking the size of your holiday inflatables. However, there are some horizontal-oriented pieces you can find as well. 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Don’t forget to Measure your space before buying anything Make sure your larger pieces have auto-inflation Accentuate your holiday scenes with other decor pieces
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