Pest Control

Use prevention, habitat tweaks, and gentle controls to keep garden pests in check without harsh chemicals.

Use integrated, non-chemical steps—prevention, habitat, barriers, and targeted controls—to keep garden pests in check without harsh sprays.

Use prevention, accurate ID, and least-risk actions to control garden pests while protecting soil, pollinators, and your harvest.

For natural garden pest control, use prevention, hand methods, barriers, traps, and targeted low-toxicity sprays only as a last step.

Natural garden pest control blends prevention, smart ID, and low-risk tactics to stop damage without harsh sprays.

To naturally get rid of bugs in garden, use IPM: remove attractants, hand-pick, trap, protect beneficials, and spot-treat with soap or oil.

Natural pest control in vegetable garden uses prevention, habitat balance, and gentle fixes before any sprays.

Use integrated pest management in vegetable gardens: attract allies, exclude pests, hand-pick, and apply low-risk controls only when needed.

Mix 2 oz (4 Tbsp) of Monterey Garden Insect Spray per 1 gallon of water; spray foliage to runoff and follow the label’s re-spray timing.

Yes, most assassin bugs are beneficial predators that help control soft-bodied garden pests when you respect their bite and mixed diet.