Ladybug, Ladybug, Useful Garden Bugs   Ladybugs are perhaps the most popular addition to a garden because they feast on aphids. These little helpers have become increasingly popular and can be purchased in most garden centers from $15 on down.   To release them into your garden so they can begin working for you, first wet down your garden.  You’ll want to wait until after sunset to put them in the garden.  One reason is they do not fly at night.  Ladybugs can be stored in the refrigerator; the cold will put them into a non-threatening state of dormancy where they can then be set out for the following three evenings. Some things that you can plant to attract these helpers are dill, lavender, parsley, baby's breath, yarrow in yellow and pink, fennel both bronze and green varieties, clover, goldenrod and sunflowers. If you’d like more in-depth information on attracting bugs to your garden visit your local garden center and library.  By the way, enjoy those tomatoes!   Web www.intothewoods.us               Scary Campfire Story Camping Recipes Bronzed Bigfoot Viper, Hiss of Death Ghost Shadows of the Night This Old Tent Where Wolf? The Ethnic Vampire War Nocturnal Spirits Trailheads Take a Hike This Old Tent Part 2 This Old Tent Part 3

         

         

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