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0 comments | Friday, July 14, 2006

Flies in the Garden



Do you have problems with flies in the garden? An easy solution is to bring natural predators into the garden area to control flies. Natural predators of flies are toads, lizards and I even once spied a Praying Mantis relishing flies in the garden. Praying Mantis can be relocated into the garden area by getting one to crawl onto a branch and then releasing it onto one of the bushy plants in the garden. These guys are really fun to watch, especially for the kids.






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