Q: For the first time, I’m seeing kudzu bugs in my garden. They are near my tomatoes, bush beans, Malabar spinach, and bell peppers. I’m not sure which plants are attracting them to the garden.

Every bug has a place in the garden, whether it's feeding wildlife, helping improve your soil, or eating bugs they could destroy your plants. That's why I encourage organic gardening.

Squash bugs, often mistaken for stink bugs, can cause a lot of damage in your garden. But there are steps you can take to repel them. News Sports Business Life & Events Advertise Obituaries ...

Fortunately, though, they are merely a nuisance. Shoo them away, if you prefer, using a hose blast of plain water, or brush them off structures with a broom, but otherwise, just ignore them.

Here are 5 of my favorite bugs in the garden. 1. Ladybugs . Not to be confused with the Asian Ladybeetle (more on that in a moment), lady bugs are a favorite for gardeners.

Every bug has a place in the garden, whether it's feeding wildlife, helping improve your soil, or eating bugs they could destroy your plants. That's why I encourage organic gardening.

Here are 5 of my favorite bugs in the garden. 1. Ladybugs . Not to be confused with the Asian Ladybeetle (more on that in a moment), lady bugs are a favorite for gardeners.