White grubs are the larvae of scarab beetles. The grubs of economic importance in Texas are those of the Japanese beetle, the green June beetle (June Bug), the southern masked chafer, the northern masked chafer, and the Asiatic garden beetle. Several other species, such as May beetles and June beetles, are also present but usually in low numbers.
Put your thirstiest herbs together in the same pot, mixing colors and textures. Combine one thriller plant -- an impressive upright plant that appreciates damp soil, like parsley (Petroselinum spp.) or basil (Ocimum basilicum) -- to catch the eye. Add leafy French tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus var.
You can see from these photos that my mint, basil and thyme flourish in my chicken yard-. my chickens don't eat them, which is more than I can say for my hostas. 4. Spice it Up: Herb it up is closer to the point: add herbs to your chicken coop- fresh or dried. I make Spruce the Coop Herbal Fusion comprised of many insect-repellent herbs and sprinkle it in the nest boxes and coop. I put fresh stalks of rosemary inside my chicken coop during the growing season. It can't hurt.