Natural Insect Control: The Ecological Gardener’s Guide to Foiling Pests

This indispensable book makes natural pest control as easy as possible. It includes a beautifully illustrated Encyclopedia of Pests to assist in identification. A variety of "safe" controls are recommended.
- Introduction
- Warren Schultz
- How to Use This Book
- The Life Cycles of Insects
- Encyclopedia of Pests
- Cultural and Physical Controls, by Jack Ruttle
- The Predator Patrol, by Joanna Poncavage
- Natural Pesticides, by Whitney Cranshaw
- How to Read a Pesticide Label, by Beth Hanson
- Suppliers
- Contributors
- Photocredits
- Index
Comments
Antonio
Bear in mind that beneficial predators need food sources, meaning you need to keep feeding them pests. Beneficial predators follow and/or seek food sources. If you do not have bugs, they will not stay.That being said, consider a bat house (one bat consumes thousands of bugs each night). Purple martin birds do the same. Of course, attracting crop-eating birds isn’t swift.