By Lili Michaud

A GUIDE TO IDENTIFYING, PREVENTING AND ECOLOGICALLY CONTROLLING VEGETABLE PESTS AND DISEASES

The days of overusing chemical treatments in our vegetable gardens are over. Gardeners, more aware of the importance of maintaining the ecosystem, are looking for more environmentally friendly ways to minimize damage caused by pests and diseases.

Diversifying your crops, providing optimal growing conditions for plants, and encouraging the presence of insect allies are just some of the ecological choices that Lili Michaud suggests to prevent and eliminate pest and disease problems in vegetables, whether in the garden or when growing in pots. In this book, you will find essential information on:

• the importance of knowing your soil;
• the different steps to follow when a problem arises;
• identification of pests and their damage;
• the main plant diseases and their symptoms;
• the ecological control methods to be favored.

A book, based on several years of experience, which is aimed at both beginners and more experienced gardeners.

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