Wormwood is a plant that often grows in meadows, near roads and in summer cottages.
Many people are accustomed to considering wormwood a useless weed, but in fact it can bring enormous benefits.
An expert of the MOS SMI portal, agronomist and landscape designer Anastasia Kovrizhnykh will tell you how to use wormwood in the country.
Wormwood is excellent at fighting pests that cause a lot of problems for gardeners.
For example, this plant repels aphids and whiteflies.
If you plant wormwood near fruit trees, it will be able to protect them from caterpillars, rodents and codling moths.
Wormwood is also good for fighting various plant diseases. For example, to combat rust on currants, you can make a simple wormwood decoction. To do this, pour 300 g of fresh wormwood with 10 liters of water, make an infusion, and then spray it on the plants.
Wormwood can look good in the garden, creating an amazing look. It combines well with lavender, sage, fescue.
By following these tips, you will be able to use wormwood wisely in your garden.
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