Ladybug, Nettles and Angelica They love to lay their

They love to lay their eggs on nettles

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Ladybug, Nettles and Angelica They love to lay theirSize: About 30" x 40" Ladybugs are the gardener's best friend, with a voracious appetite for aphids, mites, whiteflies, and other pests, they are a natural pest control solution. They love to lay their eggs on nettles, where after hatching the ladybug larvae will eat dozens of aphids every day. In addition to pests, mature ladybugs need pollen. Planting umbrella shaped blooms like angelica, dill, or yarrow will encourage a visit from these insects