How to Protect Raspberries from Bed Bugs: With This Trick, You Don't Have to Spray the Plants with Poison
Raspberry bugs love the aromatic berry as much as the gardeners who grow it.
Just a few insects can ruin a significant part of the harvest. They give the berries an unpleasant taste and smell.
You can get rid of bedbugs without poison and folk remedies. A little trick will eliminate a common problem as easily as possible.
Black cohosh (black cohosh)
It is enough to plant this plant next to the raspberry bush, and insects will avoid the bushes a kilometer away.
Black cohosh has powerful insecticidal properties and blooms from June to September. This is the period when raspberries also bear fruit.
As a bonus, black cohosh has decorative properties. The plant will not give weeds a chance, will decorate the area and will scare away bugs from raspberries.
Cimicifuga is safe for humans. Black cohosh is widely used in medicine. But at the dacha, the plant is useful because it allows you to enjoy raspberries without an unpleasant taste and smell.
