Good Bug School (Utilizing Beneficial Insects In Your Garden) | The Southerner's Northern Garden
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Fantastic beneficial insect program. A powerful response to overuse of pesticides. Good to know we share a love of apricot roses. So pretty!
It is an exciting program for sure! Previously, when I was in the garden center I always try to nab the plants that have the sachets on them if the garden center hasn't removed them so I can bring them back to the garden. :)
Love this idea. Nature helping nature.
Yay, to the bugs and less chemicals! Good information, Matthew.
love this insect idea instead of chemicals and that first rose with the peach blooms was stunning-reminded me of david austin roses
Great video Matthew….I’m so excited to see the garden this year!! ❤️💫🌸💫❤️
Thanks for this mini tutorial and info on how we can get signed up! Can’t wait for more videos of your new installations they all look great. Maybe next year add a clematis to that trellis to complement the roses.purple and coral look great together…
Great information! I LOVE good bugs! Thanks for the heads up on this program! A great example of the tiny wasp is the tomato hornworm you might find that looks like it has rice growing out of it! Those are the baby wasps consuming the caterpillars from the inside out! If you see one let it stay where you find it, the caterpillar will not eat anymore, and leaving it there will allow the newly hatched wasps to find more to dine on and incubate more wasps!
Afternoon Everyone 🥰🥰
Great video! I really like the way you explain things and your voice is very calming and easy to listen to. Your property is beautiful and I’m enjoying seeing it all come together.
Thank you Matthew. It will be interesting to see the results of the beneficial insects. 💐💚🙃
Thank you MATHEW! BLESSINGS!
Hi Mathew,
Lacewings are amazing!! So small and delicate.
We have a few varieties here in NZ, with stripes on their legs.
Great to know that American horticultural businesses are promoting natural ways to cope with pests.
In New Zealand orchardists and smaller growers have been doing this in a large way for at least 10 years.
We pride gardening under the Permaculture principles.
Jo😊 Enjoy gardening eau naturale.
If you see any Ladybird beetles, they gobble up aphids, quick smart.
Rất vui được nghe bạn chia sẻ ,chỗ chúng tôi khí hậu nhiệt đới quanh năm bị sâu bệnh phá hoại ,thật khó khăn cho việc trồng cây ăn trái và trồng rau organic.
🐞🪲🐝🐜wow I never knew about beneficial bugs. Thank you Mathew. 🎉🎉🎉
Sounds like a great program Matthew 💚💚
Super interesting video! Looking forward to hearing your opinion on how helpful these are!
Thank you.
Hi Matthew! This was a very interesting video, and as always, you explain everything so well. It also helps that you have a very nice voice to listen to. I was going to ask about the holes in your rose leaves, but someone beat me to it. ;-) I hope you can figure out what is snacking on them. Thank you so much for sharing!
What a great video! Super helpful. Happy Gardening!
What bug is eating on your rose leaves already? Love the colors on your blooming roses . Can't wait to see the trellis!
No idea 🤷🏻♂️. I’ve never had a whole lot of pest issues in the garden, so I’m not super great at damage identification other than spider mites.
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGardenHi Matthew, this looks like Sawfly Larvae. They are tiny green worms on the underside of the rose leaves. Jenny from Creekside suggested Beyer 3 in one spray and a product called Fertaloam which is a concentrate that is mixed with water and watered in the soil. The rose takes it up as defence. I’ve found Safers 3in 1 here in Manitoba but haven’t found Fertaloam. I know this isn’t a beneficial inscect, but that’s the only thing I’m able to use. 🇨🇦👏🇨🇦
That’s inorganic and would negate my use of beneficial.
If there are no beneficial insects against Japanese Beetles, that tells me that bugs don't even like those boogers!!
Thank you for this info…
I would very much like to purchase a few roses but hesitant. I have battled June bugs in my Ohio garden. ( I pulled a porcelain vine because they would draw to it, and decimate the leaves.)
I have also, been plagued with spider mites.
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I have often wondered how one finds beneficial insects. Your information was very clear and not too technical which is perfect for the home gardener. Would you happen to know if the program is available in Canada?
It's not yet available in Canada. Shipping bugs is complicated, and this is a brand new program this year that just started last month. Heirloom just started shipping roses to Canada, so I know they would probably love to include this program in Canada too.
Thank you so much for the in depth description of this program!! I signed up & received my first shipment last month - 2nd one coming next week. The tags were self explanatory, but I was confused by the bag/sachet bc I didn’t realize there was a hole at the top where the bugs escaped. I looked for info everywhere and even Heirloom Roses beneficial bug video didn’t explain that part. Anyway…thanks again for the video!
Hi Matthew!🌸🍃
This is VERYA interesting information…to make any way!! Maybe bc I gave a science degree…any way, I love this!!
Certain types of beneficial nematodes will target Japanese Beetle grubs.
Very interesting video. Curious to if these bugs will combat the sawflies that eat the leaves every year for me. Thanks for all you do!
Hmm, I'm not sure. I'm not familiar with the sawfly, but they appear to have several natural predators.
They are a big that eats rose leaves and make them look like lace but don't bother the blooms
I use neem oil to combat
Are you referring to sawfly larvae? I always get them on my roses, 😡🇨🇦
Yes I am!
How can I participate in that program? I live in a new Development area in Lancaster PA and many people use pesticides on their lawns 😢without thinking about the damage that will do to the environment. Thanks
There is a link to the program in the video description.
Matthew can you share the approximate cost of the monthly program? Thanks!
There’s a link in the video description with all the details. It’s not an affiliate link. You can subscribe for one or multiple months.
Hello
Do you release the beneficial insects when you start seeing the bugs on the plants?
No. As soon as you get them.
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