06/18/2026
How I Did It 👇🏾
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I keep cabbage worms from destroying my garden without using poisons.
Organic gardening with zero pests is important, but too many gardeners overthink it!
I plant intensively, and I include a variety of herbs, flowers, and textured plants. This confuses pests.
Then, I start with the plants you have and KNOW the pests that love to eat them.
And obviously when they do come, I pick them up and drown them with tweezers.
🐛 Cabbage worms love 💚 Cabbage, broccoli, kale, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, collards, kohlrabi
🐛 Cabbage worms hate ⛔ Strong-smelling herbs like thyme, rosemary, sage, and mint, plus flowering plants that attract beneficial insects that prey on them
🧪 If you gotta use chemicals, Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis) is great
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One of the best ways to prevent cabbage worms is to attract beneficial insects and make it harder for cabbage moths to find your crops.
🌼 Plant dill, hyssop, lobster flowers, zinnias, celery, lavender, yarrow, and other flowering plants nearby to bring in natural predators.
🦋 Watch for the small white butterflies fluttering around your brassicas—they're laying the eggs that become cabbage worms!
🧪 If you gotta use chemicals, Bt works best when applied early while the worms are still small.
And if you have an existing garden, adding small changes like this will save you from wasting money, time, and energy fighting pests.
Don’t overthink it boo!
It’s a massive win-win for you and your garden!
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