Insects
Find and share information and answers about insects; both beneficial and nonbeneficial insects.
In the grand scheme of things, most insects are beneficial in one way or another in nature. As man began growing crops, and gardens and ornamentals at home, he found that certain insects compete with him for food on these plants, and therefore these competitors have been deemed as "pests." However, there are many insects that prey on, parasitize, or chase away these pest insects, these are the ones we call “beneficial insects”. For those who know how to attract these beneficial insects to their garden, the use of toxic pesticides, which kill both pest insects and beneficial insects, can be totally eliminated or kept to a minimum.
In Gardenality Insects, anyone from the novice to the professional expert can find and share information and answers to learn more about various types of insects.
In Gardenality Insects, anyone from the novice to the professional expert can find and share information and answers to learn more about various types of insects.
Recent Insects Articles
Honey bees are great for the garden
by Lauren Stier (Friday, April 13, 2012) - Click to read »
Here's why Mason Bees are gentle!
by Dave Hunter (Monday, January 09, 2012) - Click to read »
The Need For Mason Bees
by Brent Wilson (Wednesday, December 21, 2011) - Click to read »
How To Raise Mason Bees 101
by Dave Hunter (Friday, December 16, 2011) - Click to read »
Where Bees Go During Winter
by Dave Hunter (Thursday, December 15, 2011) - Click to read »
Most Popular Insects Articles
The Need For Mason Bees
by Brent Wilson (Wednesday, December 21, 2011) - Click to read »
How To Raise Mason Bees 101
by Dave Hunter (Friday, December 16, 2011) - Click to read »
Here's why Mason Bees are gentle!
by Dave Hunter (Monday, January 09, 2012) - Click to read »
Where Bees Go During Winter
by Dave Hunter (Thursday, December 15, 2011) - Click to read »
Honey bees are great for the garden
by Lauren Stier (Friday, April 13, 2012) - Click to read »
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