Hello everyone. Welcome back to the show. Hope you're doing well today. Hope you're having a good time in the garden.

Wherever you are in the world listening to this, hello. All right today. We're back with McKay,

and it's our last episode with her,

and I figured why not shift the conversation just slightly.

We've done a lot about bees.

Let's talk about some other beneficials in the garden

and why we would want to cultivate those.

Because when you have this entire ecosystem at work,

it really is a beautiful thing.

A lot of the tasks that a normal gardener is going to have to do are getting deleted by mother

nature. So your bees are doing your pollination. Some of your beneficials are eating the bugs.

Maybe they're eating some of the weeds. It really is an amazing thing if you can cultivate it.

And so we're going to talk about a few of those things that you may want to have in your garden.

Let's just give some people a little more information. Bees, as we said, they aren't the only

pollinators out there in the world. What are some other insects that we should be trying to cultivate in our garden,

maybe buying in, like you you said the ladybugs but

what are some things that if we see them we shouldn't be worried we shouldn't be

freaked out we should actually be happy yeah for sure I mean there are so many good insects to be and living in your garden.

A lot of people, again, they just kind of have that fear of the unknown and if they see something,

they just automatically kill it.

But so even spiders can be really great for your garden

because they're catching all the things that are,

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