2023-07-31 14:13:09
They forage, sting, swarm, buzz. In the good season, insects swarm in the gardens and all the corners of greenery, easily interfering in our meals outside. Result: cries, annoyed gestures that make the pepper waltz and bites that scratch and spoil a good time outside. All the strategies are then good to eliminate the painful intruders daring to squat the family table, from the bottle filled with syrup to the well-placed fork, passing by the electrified racket.
On the other hand, as good defenders of biodiversity, we have some qualms regarding brutally killing young visitors. It’s very simple: no pollinating insects, no flowers or honey, no mosquitoes, no dragonflies (which eat their larvae) and no spiders… We’ll stop there but spiders undoubtedly have their place in the food chain, we will recognize them at least that. And then anyway it must be said that all the rest of the year when you are cloistered at home because of the cold, the garden belongs to the insects.
Say goodbye to toxic sprays
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So several solutions exist to protect yourself from too familiar insects, while saving their lives. Exit too toxic lotions, whose effects are potentially more harmful than a bite on the calf. Selection lists various means of fighting once morest all types of insects, and particularly the most voracious, while remaining respectful of biodiversity and its health. Not silly tips for those who love nature, but not enough to share their plate with a swarm of wasps.
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