Repellent plants in your garden

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It may be a good time to think about enjoying the garden in summer … even if this idea seems a bit strange in the middle of winter. But it is important to do so in order to reach the most beautiful season of the year with the garden at its best, which leads us to think about the repellent plants.

The equation in the summer season is very simple: the more plants and vegetation, the more insects and mosquitoes. To avoid the appearance of mosquitoes or to scare them away, nothing better than having plants that repel mosquitoes in the garden. Fortunately, nature is wise and has designed some species that have components that keep mosquitoes away and that is how it is not necessary to resort to chemical repellants.

The most effective without a doubt is the citronellaa plant that is also used for baby mosquito lotions due to its effectiveness. The most effective variety of citronella to avoid mosquitoes is Cybopogon nardus, also known as citronella winterianus. The plant calendula It is also a great ally as it keeps mosquitoes and other enemies away from the garden. That is why it is also widely used in the garden as it will drive away pests that affect our vegetables.

Something similar happens with the plant lavender essence
whose perfume in addition to giving us a wonderful aroma prevents insects from approaching.

If you have climbing plants, it is common for them to attract the obnoxious roaches. Many people choose in these cases to plant the catnipa species that, in addition to repelling mosquitoes, fulfills the same role with cockroaches.

Finally, we have the minta plant famous for its properties that, due to the aroma it gives off, keeps insects away.

If you want your garden to be free of mosquitoes, cockroaches and other insects, start growing these plants in order to reach the summer with the plants grown and ready to repel insects.

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Repellent plants in your garden

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