#gardeninsects #mushrooms #organicgardening
Have you seen insects or mushrooms in your garden, and wondered if it’s time to panic and get out the sprays? Well, in some instances, those bugs (and fungi) we see may be beneficial to the health of our garden ecosystems. Not all garden visitors are bad–in moderation.
We’ll talk about when it’s time to step in and intervene, if needed, and we’ll discuss what happens when we wait and let nature take its course.
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Here in SC, we never want the ants in our gardens. They are fire ants. They bite and sting you. Their nests create air pockets around your plants and kill them. The roots dry up. Maybe they cut roots as they build their tunnels for the nests. Not sure about that.
Yeah I just woke up and found mushrooms in the soil. No mulch, I am in so cal but they are in my raised bed
Ugh I have a lot of grubs in my yard. I havent seen them in my beds