For gardens where bugs are not a common sight, but still need to be hit occasionally, exploring other tools can be beneficial. When dealing with small and agile insects, a tool such as tweezers may be more suitable. Clamps can offer a faster and more secure grip. Bug flip flops are another innovative option. These are similar in appearance to regular flip flops, but feature plastic scoopers at the toes, specifically designed to safely catch insects.
However, returning to insecticides may be necessary if your garden faces a more persistent pest problem. Fortunately, there are numerous non-chemical insecticides available that can be effective. For example, neem oil can banish pesky grubs from your lawn.
You can too Use cayenne pepper to treat pests in your garden; just spray it around the yard or make your own cayenne repellant spray by mixing two tablespoons of cayenne pepper with a few drops of dishwashing liquid. Add this mixture to a gallon of water; let it sit overnight, and start spraying it on your plants!
