Many of us do not like being on the territory of our cozy area appear mosquitoes, midges and other insects. To remove them, you need to plant several kinds of plants, which can not only decorate your site, but will also act as a natural protective barrier against insects.
If you do not want to bother every hour over the plant, then the best option unpretentious "friend" will BasilWhich copes with the "protection" of your site. If you step on the basil, then start to be released aromatic oils that will repel insects.
Very beautiful plant, which has bright flowers - Pennyroyal. Butterflies and other insects that are pollinators, would be happy to visit your site. It holds a strong odor, so mosquitoes are not even close approach to the Swamp mint.
Next plant - Pyrethrum. It helps to fence their territory by midges and mosquitoes. If you want to get rid of the pesky bloodsuckers, you can safely put this plant on their site. Inflorescence Pyrethrum contains chemicals that are toxic to insects, in particular - for mosquitoes.
This plant is called catnip, and the original name - Lemon catnip. Mosquitoes and other blood-sucking can not tolerate the smell of catnip lemon. It perfectly helps to struggle with unwanted guests.
The owner of a very toxic substance, which is called "alkaloid ricin" is palmcrist. The plant can cause great harm mosquitoes, animals and even people. It is best to plant castor bean in those places where nobody goes, in order to avoid unpleasant consequences.
A plant that does not require special care - Marigold. These flowers grow even along the roads in the city, so is the "flower city". He is the owner of odor repellent not only mosquitoes, but also other insects.
Plant mosquito repellent in its odor - Sagebrush. Sometimes you can see, this plant in the forest. A useful application if you are going to go into the woods or elsewhere, infested by mosquitoes and other blood-sucking, smear his face Wormwood juice. Due to the smell, which is not carried by mosquitoes, you can protect yourself from bites.
