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That's why I encourage organic gardening. When your garden is in balance, it's easier to make plants bloom and healthier to eat from. Here are 5 of my favorite bugs in the garden.

That's why I encourage organic gardening. When your garden is in balance, it's easier to make plants bloom and healthier to eat from. Here are 5 of my favorite bugs in the garden.

4. Nasturtium Colourful and edible, Nasturtiums are also the perfect add-on, as they also help other plants in your garden. Of course, Nasturtiums also repel bugs.

Don’t confuse them with the similarly-named, unrelated, larger and clear-winged lacewings, which are beneficial predators.

It’s the last day of June and I’m standing under the overhang on my back deck protected from the last drips of a rainstorm.

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