Flies are annoying little insects that love to spend time in bacteria-laden areas, such as garbage dumps and rotting piles, so the last place you want to find them is on your beautiful flower bushes. While some chemical remedies work, you may choose not to use these options because you do not want to damage your bushes. Using a combination of nontoxic methods, you can combat the fly population near your plants and keep these creatures from coming back.
Step Two
Fill clear plastic bags with water and hang them near your bushes, if possible. This tactic is known to disorient flies and give off the illusion of spiderwebs.
Step Three
Install plants near your flowering bushes that are a natural deterrent to flies. For example, lavender, basil, peppermint, eucalyptus and the flowering elder bush all emit a minty aroma that is nauseating to these insects.
Step Four
Keep Venus' flytraps botanical near your bushes. As their name suggests, these plants capture and eat any flies that cross their path, making them very effective.
Step Five
Encourage natural predators that eat flies to come to your property. Add a bird feeder and/or birdhouse to invite birds and, if feasible, install a small pond for a frog.
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