Insect experts say 49p plant will clear wasps from your garden in seco

As the temperatures increase, people will go to their gardens this weekend, but uninvited guests will make a look because they will see a fluctuation in hot air insects, and experts say there will be plenty of donkeys. If the donkey decides to be installed home in your home, lifting a nest may be around £ 250.

However, experts say that you can keep the donkey away from your garden and home using a common 49P of plants.

Liam Cleary, Open Air Plants Specialist Old Railway Line Garden CenterLavender says that sewing is a simple, affordable solution that looks great and prevents the donkey from being hanging around your garden.

He said: “Donkey bees are very sensitive to strong odors and lavender is something they really like. Sitting areas, doors or verandas can help mask the smells that attract them, such as bread, food, sugary drinks or perfumes.”

Why does lavender keep the donkey away?

Lavender contains volatile oils such as Linalool and Caucasus that smells different flower. Although it is pleasant to people (and polls like bees and butterflies), overwhelming for donkeys based on the smell to detect food.

It is also one of the easiest and most rewarding plants to grow. Drought -resistant, in any outdoor area looks great and is available in compact containers for patio or larger varieties – just in time for the national lavender day on July 9th.

One Lavender pot for £ 6or lavender Less seeds of 49p. Liam said: “Low care smells incredibly and makes your garden feel calm, all of them help you enjoy a wild beered area.”

How to achieve the best results:

• Choose a sunny point: Lavender likes the full sun and well -drained soil, so avoid shaded or humid areas

• Go for flower pots or raised planters: they make it easier to move plants when necessary and make it easy to work perfectly on patio or balconies.

• Do not make excessive water: Lavender is tolerant of drought and prefers some dry conditions. Excessive irrigation can cause fading or decay

• Match with other natural deterrers: If you are prone to WASP visits, try planting lavender together with mint, thyme or lemon grass for an extra protection layer

As the colonies grow and natural food resources decrease, it becomes more aggressive from the end to August, which increases the likelihood of disturbing people for sugary snacks and drinks.

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