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Garden Pests: How to Manage Whiteflies in Your Garden

Whiteflies are tiny little white flies that suck the sap from plants. They are typically found on the undersides of leaves.
Whiteflies are tiny little white flies that suck the sap from plants. They are typically found on the undersides of leaves.

Treatment Options:

  • Placing yellow sticky traps out in your garden or applying a homemade garlic spray or neem oil can help. Make sure to not apply the neem oil though when the temperature is above 90, or else you could suffocate your plant!
     
  • The use of beneficial insect friends, such as green lacewings, ladybugs, and praying mantis, can also help to get rid of these flies.

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