What's up everyone? Welcome back to the Epic Gardening Podcast. I hope you are having an awesome day

And I hope the day will become more awesome after listening to this because this episode is a great one if you've been struggling with late summer

early fall pests or really struggling with pests at all. But before we get into

that we have to read our podcast review of the day from Sprout Daddy,

0. 128. I love that name. I found this podcast looking for something that wasn't

super long and had great information. After the first few episodes I was hooked, I have since then bought the Epic Gardening book,

Side note amazing, thank you for the support, and have been busy with all the information

and ideas that are in the book as well as the podcast.

Keep up the great work and thanks for the awesome information.

Well, thank you so much for that review,

Sprout Daddy, I love your name.

And thank you for the support on the book as well,

guys. If you'd like the book it's called

field guide to urban gardening and it is on amazon or signed copies are available on my store

at shop that epic gardening.com today we are talking about the amazing device known as a floating row cover.

It's kind of a weird name.

I don't know why they put the word floating in there, it makes it sound very magical but basically what this is it is woven

plastic polyester or polypropylene usually it is a plastic material and we place it over our plants to block pests and act either as a wind break or as a way to retain heat while still allowing water through, while still allowing air through and while still allowing of, the most important input of all, sunlight.

So my favorite use of this because I do not have to deal with keeping heat in, in fact, sometimes

I wish it was a little cooler in my zone is for pest control.

The number one pest I struggle with and longtime listeners know this is the case is the

imported cabbage worm, cabbage looper, any of these

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