Scouting: Regularly inspect your garden for signs of pests, diseases, or other problems.
Think of scouting as being a vigilant garden detective, always looking for clues. It’s like taking a daily stroll through your garden, paying close attention to your plants and their surroundings. Imagine it as a treasure hunt where the prize is a healthy garden.
Scouting helps you catch problems early before they become major headaches in a home garden. It’s like finding a small leak before it floods your basement. Look for signs of pests, like chewed leaves or sticky honeydew, and diseases, like spots or wilting. It’s like reading the plant’s body language to see if it is feeling well.
By scouting regularly, you can take action quickly, whether it’s removing a few pests or treating a disease. It’s like being a proactive doctor, diagnosing and treating problems before they worsen. Plus, you’ll get to know your garden intimately, noticing subtle changes and enjoying the beauty of your plants. It’s like developing a close relationship with your green friends.
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