STOP Garden Pests Before They Happen With This Trick! 🐛🪲

If you have issues with garden pests then you need to try thos trick! Pick the pest you have they most issues with and use growing degree units / growing degree days to stop them before they begin. Whether you are trying to get rid of potato beetle, horned worms, slugs you name it.
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Ashley has had a passion for plants since she was a small child. In the long summers as a child, she would garden alongside her grandmother and it was then that she realized her love for greenery. With years of great studying, Ashley had begun her post-secondary education at the University of Saskatchewan.
At first, her second love, animals, was the career path she chose but while doing her undergrad she realized that her education would take her elsewhere. And with that, four years later she graduated from the University of Saskatchewan with a bachelor’s degree in science and a major in Soil Science.
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[@GardeningInCanada]

Here’s your list of garden pests! crops.extension.iastate.edu/encyclopedia/growing-degree-days-insect-pests

[@marajokegr]

This link doesn't *seem* to be about anything but the 0-25 GDD. Is there another link for further into the season and other relevant pests? (this one only had aphids)

[@GardeningInCanada]

@@marajokegrOmph wrong link ! Try this crops.extension.iastate.edu/encyclopedia/growing-degree-days-insect-pests

[@susiehanson6485]

I cannot find the chart you show in your video. I am looking for data for hornworm and potato beetle. I find you videos very informative. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@PlantObsessed]

I am 100% sure this is a genius video that I have never seen anyone do before.😎 Science...mic drop 👍🏼😃

[@jojow8416]

My goodness, you bring, not only a wealth of knowledge to gardening, but also the bonus of your wonderful sense of humour. You are the person I would choose to sit beside at a garden party, or on a flight. As always much thanks to you and God Bless you with continuing to shine your radiant light.

[@user-tk1gi2qv5s]

I love her, she is inspiration

[@user-tk1gi2qv5s]

Yes , u r special enough said I am eternal love 😊

[@GardeningInCanada]

Awe thank you ! I appreciate that

[@ofrecentvintage]

I wish there were GDUs to help predict the arrival of groundhogs 😩 Definitely didn't see them coming to my garden this year

[@susans1679]

I googled GDU Toronto and got Cheap Flights from Guadelajara (GDU) to Toronto (YTO)!!😂😂 I think I’ll watch your video again…

[@jennablorezone8Band9A]

😂 that’s funny 🤣

[@reneedevry4361]

😂😂😂🤭

[@bonnieswenson9925]

New Sub from CP! Great job. Glad to find someone who is doing this, in this way. Most people just dig a hole and stick it in the ground.

[@jfrederick71]

So incredibly interesting! Thank you so much

[@christinekennedy1266]

Sounds like a great idea for someone to develop into a gardening app 🤔

[@carolstuff]

Good info; thanks Ashley!

[@KathySarich]

My Brookgold Plum is absolutely covered in Aphids right now, planted the tree back in ‘09 and I’ve never seen the aphids on it like this before, funny enough there’s no sign of them on my other two plum trees. Lol! Seems to be more ladybugs slowly showing up on it, so hopefully, fortunately the tree still looks alright for the most part, don’t think the aphids are really causing much damage. 🤔

[@collinmc90]

sweet. Love your channel. I finally started a garden this year and I am so stoked that pests haven't been an issue yet but ya never know!

[@nature_secret_vault_za]

@@collinmc90 You're so lucky

[@artstamper316]

Your explanation was great. My brain couldn't wrap around trying to apply it to my garden. I did get a number of 1,316 when I googled my location, but all that seems to tell me is that it's prime time for pests. The other chart I looked at had all trees listed so that didn't help. I think I'm too old to comprehend all this science stuff any more. 😢

[@jenjoy4353]

Don’t blame yourself for confusing information.

[@emkn1479]

Great to know, I’m always trying to figure out when these lousy insects slow down. It’s a struggle out here!

[@brianseybert192]

Japanese beetles attacking my raspberries, covering with insect netting only option for me. Powdery mildew, LAB the best results ever. Stay Well!!!!

[@melissa7233]

Thanks for posting. You just made me remember to look at my journal, because I made a note last year about when harlequin bugs started showing up.

[@Cookontherun7391]

Thank you for sharing this information. Awesome!

[@samanthabloggins1775]

Any ideas for Japanese Beetles?

[@dustyflats3832]

Really odd things I’ve noticed this year. I use netting on brassicas and the cabbage moths were flying around readily and Poof! They disappeared. Then we always had a big problem with potato beetles and this year I spotted them on ONE plant, use Captain Jacks Dead Bug Once and not thoroughly either-And they are Gone! I’m starting to see a couple Japanese beetles and wonder if the same will happen with them and the squash vine borer. Could it be all the rain we are getting? Since March we have had 31.19” of rain!! I think our average is 37” annually. Maybe all the bugs drowned. One thing rain can do is keep scents down and maybe they can’t find the plants. We just got swamped again with 3+” yesterday and more coming Thursday and Monday. Ugh! Too much to go from severe drought to this disgusting rainforest atmosphere.

[@kspence5300]

I did an early 25% strength whey spray and my greenhouse cucumbers definitely were a little sensitive to it as you said they could be. I’m wondering if I should dilute it further for the greenhouse?

[@GardeningInCanada]

Very possible maybe have a strong batch !

[@kspence5300]

@@GardeningInCanada well I am a pretty strong batch. 😈

[@GainingDespair]

Seems like we are at our peak/platoo for GDU's which kinda makes sense I've noticed a lot more bugs in the past 2 months. We don't really start to decline till October

[@GardeningInCanada]

There you go!

[@nature_secret_vault_za]

Oh how I wish they wouldn't RSVP to my garden

[@Red2U]

Great information! I don’t see the chart link for the insects?

[@GardeningInCanada]

plant-pest-advisory.rutgers.edu/gdd_0_25_range_2021/ there you go! Sorry about that

[@osmia]

It's in the description box

[@osmia]

Oops, sorry. I meant the top pinned comment

[@Red2U]

@@osmiayes I see it now. It wasn’t there but she added it when I asked. Thank you Ashley! @GardeningInCanada

[@Red2U]

@@GardeningInCanadathank you! Fascinating information. 👏

[@trevor5290]

All this work & figuring out all the critters and I had 6 lovely cabbages which I turned into slaw and canned. Now I'm scared to taste it incase I messed that up 🤣 Ontario weather ... we got down to 5C couple nights ago and heading back to what is now killer 30s 🙄

[@GardeningInCanada]

Holy crazy! That’s insane

[@trevor5290]

@@GardeningInCanada the weather or my canning LOL I also found 1 random full grown jalapeño in the smallest of the plants and so much rain it was wrinkled so pulled it

[@joywoodward5787]

Is a Bunny Hug a hoodie?

[@CWorgen5732]

Yes, in her specific region.

[@user-tk1gi2qv5s]

This is ❤❤❤❤

[@vesc1389]

So, expect insects after a dozen or so degree days... basically early spring. I'm missing something here

[@user-tk1gi2qv5s]

You are the most beautiful person in🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@jade_hl]

help!? the new growth on one of my tomato plants is coming out white? i looked it up and it said glyphosate damage but i never sprayed anything:( do i need to cut it down?

[@MyFocusVaries]

It could be a lot of things. Too much water, low nitrogen, low sunlight, low iron.

[@jade_hl]

@@MyFocusVaries the plant is pretty big, maybe 3.5 feet high, only plant in 8 tomato plants, all very close, full sun, watered just fine, no other plants are showing these signs

[@kendravoracek3636]

💚💚

[@deborahtofflemire7727]

But some stuff kill bees too. This is confusing

[@cprove5751]

With the abundance of data on the harmful effect of synthetic pesticides to ground water and various ecosystems that depend on said water, it’s mind boggling that well educated and informed people can still consider the trade off. 🤦‍♂️

[@lostpony4885]

Sooo....you are telling me i was supposed to know exactly when to expect those cabbage worms to show up and ruin my....cabbages.

[@Darknamja]

😉😉