Synthetic pesticides are often more of a threat to man than insects it would seem. As each generation of insects become more immune to pesticides, stronger and more potent insecticides are released. In the meantime we humans are absorbing these chemicals as they permeate our homes, gardens and lawns and in turn we are depleting the quality of our health and the health of our pets.
Many chemical pesticides kill the good bugs and bacteria that naturally reside in fertile soil.
We hope that most gardeners around the world will help reverse this trend by using natural pest deterrents that have been used successfully for generations. We offer the following plant seeds and ingredients to aid them in their efforts. A graceful and ornamental species with white inch long flowers flushed pink outside. It is a night blooming annual that grows to 4-5 ft. with pointed leaves. A very popular tobacco with the Navajo Indians.