Potato bugs

Creepy-looking baked hasselback potatoes made to look like bugs are the perfect Halloween healthy snack. Serve them with veggies for a fun party display.

Become the guardian of your garden by learning how to get rid of potato bugs and using these ruthless methods to keep them away permanently.

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The black and yellow striped Colorado potato beetle, or potato bug, originated in western regions of Colorado but now is found in almost all U.S. states. The pest can harm potatoes, tomatoes, eggplants, peppers and other plants. The pest will feed on plants during both the larvae and adult stage.

Colorado potato bugs, also know as Colorado potato beetles, are now found in every state and are a major pest for both home gardeners and commercial agriculture. Most pesticides available to the home gardener are ineffective against potato bugs, so careful monitoring and organic gardening strategies are critical to controlling them.

Wondering how to get rid of Colorado potato beetles? Finding potato bugs in your garden is a pain for every gardener. This post covers 15 different ways to get rid of potato bugs naturally, including options to prevent potato beetles from turning up, along with how to kill potato beetles in the garden using a potato bug spray, repellant methods, and more. Find the right Colorado potato beetle pest control option today, using either prevention or finding the right potato bug killer solution!

The potato bug, also called the Colorado potato beetle (Leptinotarsa decemlineata), is a very common agricultural pest. Many have bemoaned the day that these pesky little bugs appear in their garden. But there's ways to wipe them out! Today I'm going to tell you everything you need to know about the potato bug and how to get rid of them when they appear.

Organic Potato Bug Control: How we got rid of potato beetles naturally and organically, without harmful chemicals... and saved our potato harvest!