Do you have lots of holes in your plant leaves? An example of this could be seen on your radish, lettuce, chard, even tomatoes. This is likely caused by flea beetles. Flea beetles can be a pest that not only affects your seedlings but sometimes your adult plants. Flea beetles will become worse and worse over the years your garden exists. This is because flea beetles overwinter in your mulch. If you compost your mulch and don’t wait for your compost to fully finish it is also overwintering in your compost. This means when we leave mulch in place or we use the unfinished compost on our gardens we are amplifying the issue. One of the best ways to eliminate flea beetles for next year is the ensure that both mulch and compost is removed in the fall. In the mean time we can use a few methods to hopefully get the flea bottle issue under control.
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