Thanks Dirtboy! Thanks a good link.
I didn't know that lacewing larva dine on aphids.
I think my yard is lacking in early bloomers so I'm looking through that list..
I'll put the link below so it's clickable for others. |
Here is a link that might be useful: CSU Growing Plants to Attract Beneficial Insects
| Thank you for the interesting link. Someone on the native plants forum posted a great link on this subject awhile back, which I bookmarked. A study by Michigan state University on which native plants attracted the most beneficials and pollinators. They studied a few non-natives too. Of course, this particular study focused on plants native to Michigan, which may not be applicable to New Mexico or Florida. |
Here is a link that might be useful: The 26 most attractive Michigan native perennials for attracting
