7 original and unexpected ways to use garlic in the country

  • Dec 13, 2020
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Good afternoon, my reader. Garlic has antifungal and disinfectant properties. It is affordable, safe for health and grows in almost every area. It is used in the form of infusions, against insects, for prophylaxis. Consider the most common and effective ways to use this vegetable in your summer cottage.

Garlic. Illustration for this article is used under a standard license © ofazende.com
Garlic. Illustration for this article is used under a standard license © ofazende.com

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1. Increased yield

When next to garlic, eggplants, peppers, tomatoes, and many other vegetables grow much better. Their resistance to diseases increases and productivity increases. For example, carrots become less vulnerable to carrot flies. Raspberries, currants, gooseberries will also suffer much less from various pests. If you plant garlic next to potatoes, it will be protected from the Colorado potato beetle and late blight. It is recommended to place garlic next to dill, parsley, rucola and other herbs.

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2. Improving flower health

Garlic has a strong smell. Spraying roses with garlic infusions will help protect them from mites and aphids. The recipe is simple: you should grind the cloves of garlic into gruel and fill them with warm water (200 g per 1 liter of water), the solution should be infused for about 5 days.

Bulbous flowers such as daffodils, gladioli, hyacinths, tulips grow well next to garlic.

3. Fight against fungal diseases

Garlic acts as an antiseptic, so it can help fight fungus that can develop on many plants. This vegetable improves the immunity of green crops, its use in the country can serve as an excellent prophylaxis (neglected diseases are still treated with chemicals). Garlic infusion can help in the fight against black leg, powdery mildew, late blight.

Late blight of tomatoes. Illustration for this article is used under a standard license © ofazende.com

4. Insect and other pest control

When dealing with pests, it is recommended to use garlic infusion instead of chemicals. The smell will scare away spider mites, caterpillars, Colorado potato beetles, ants, carrot flies and many other pests.

5. Scaring away birds

If birds disturb your garden (especially cherries and cherries), you should prepare a garlic infusion with hot peppers. When processing, it is recommended to pay special attention to the upper part of the trees (including branches). The harsh and characteristic smell of the vegetable will help scare off small birds and protect the garden.

Important! After rain, repeat the treatment of the garden, as the infusion will lose all its beneficial properties.

6. Fighting moles and mice

If mice and moles are harming your garden, using garlic cloves is a great solution. The smell will scare away animals (the cloves must be laid out in burrows and mole holes). This method can be effective, but there is no exact guarantee that it will help, because the exact location of minks and mole passages is not always known.

Mole. Illustration for this article is used under a standard license © ofazende.com

7. Application for other summer cottages

Garlic husk and juice are very sticky. This property can be useful when renovating your summer cottage. Squeeze out the juice and apply it to the crack you want to seal. Blot the rest with a napkin.

When working in the garden, a splinter can get in the finger (this happens quite often). Do not despair! It is enough just to chop one clove of garlic, apply the gruel to the damaged area and fix it with a plaster. You will see: the splinter will come out after a while!

Garlic disinfects the air, helps scare away clothes moths, protects the country house from bedbugs. Applying this vegetable on site can save you money on the purchase of harmful chemicals.

Do you know how you can use garlic in the country?

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