Every garden has its fair share of pests, but you might be surprised that they can kind

of change from season to season.

You know, last year at our place, or at my place, probably years to jock, we had a ton

of problems with earwigs.

Just an unlimited amount, it seems like handfuls really, in a bed, it's quite disturbing.

This year, I have seen some for sure, but I would say one 100th of the amount, they're

almost nonexistent, and some new things have cropped up.

In my garden, honestly right now, I have not experienced much besides aphids.

I haven't even seen a lot of the cabbage moth, which is actually the same.

Last year was very prevalent.

In your garden, it looks like you might have something new.

Yeah, I actually have a new problem that I was dreading to find, and that is, I found

some white fly, and so the reason I found this white fly is because I had this bed that

wasn't on irrigation and had all this kale plants in it that just weren't licking that

great, so I went over and gave them a very close investigation, and it turns out a lot

of the lower leaves had white fly on it.

So I think what happened was that black water really stressed the plants out, made them

a very easy target for that white fly, and they just loved that kale, filled it up, propagated

all over it, and actually managed to beat them back just this week.

I was thinking, I don't see any white fly on my property, so what I did is I hard pruned

all these kale plants, I removed all the lower leaves, I left nothing but the tiny little

leaves at the top of the plant, and then I soaked it entirely in name.

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