20 Most Informative Blogs for Gardeners with Pest Problems

Here at The Aardvark, we have assembled a list of the top twenty most informative blogs and websites from around the internet for gardeners suffering from pest problems. These authoritative authors in their respective fields discuss natural ways to deal with pest control problems in an organic sense that is environmentally sensitive and ecologically responsible. All of the blogs we mention are worth checking out, even if the title doesn’t relate specifically to the pest control problem you may be having.

Renee's gardening blog covers varieties that are special to home gardeners, featured vegetables that are big on flavor and easy to grow. Additionally, she has put together a great resource to help control pests in gardens via an environmentally sensitive approach.
Fresh Eggs Daily, written and edited by Lisa, a fifth-generation chicken keeper, focuses on using old-timer techniques to raise fowl naturally. Recently, she has featured a great post on using natural pest control that is safe for chickens, pets and humans.
Providing master gardening tips to people in the Monterey Bay area, Paul McCollum and Teresa Garbini have put together a great article outlining how to attract beneficial insects and bees to your garden and and how avoid using chemicals and pesticides to control pest problems.
Dee Nash runs and operates her blog Red Dirt Ramblings focusing on her home garden in Oklahoma. She has put together a great post about her techniques to stop grasshoppers in the garden.
The Organic Growers School has been focusing on organic solutions in the Southern Appalachians since 1993.
Providing short and simple tips for gardeners of all skill levels, Gardening ABC has released an extremely informative article on organic pest control that is sure to help out any gardener, no matter how much experience they may have.
The Weekend Gardener, published on a monthly basis, has put together an informative article on how homemade organic garlic spray can be used to fight pests in the garden.
If you've ever struggled with Flea Beetles in the garden you know how tough it can be to get rid of them. The Porchside Gardening blog goes into great detail on the little bug and what you can do to naturally combat them in the garden.
If you're struggling with mammals like squirrels and raccoons in your garden but don't want to resort to lethal removal, BrightAgro tech has released a great article on mechanical trapping for live relocation of animals.
Targeted specifically for beginner gardeners, the Organic Gardening blog at Backyard Gardener has put together a great guide to safe pest control tips for organic gardening.
Todd at The Big Blog of Gardening has taken a unique approach to natural pest management and written a great article detailing how crop rotation can help eradicate pests from your garden.
19th ST Farms details how the Spotted Winged Drosophila is wreaking havoc on organic gardens and what you can do to stop the invasion naturally without pesticides or insecticides.
Mice can be one of the most destructive pests in an organic garden, and also one of the hardest to remove. The folks over at Love Apple Farms have put together a great guide on how to deal with pest control in an environmentally sensitive way and are definitely worth checking out.
If you are struggling with deer and tired of them destroying your garden, you may wish to look into the article that Gardener to Farmer has released that outlines 50 beautiful deer-resistant plants
Squash Borers can take the fun out of fall gardening for anybody - Check out the Giant Veggie Gardener for their must-read article on how to deal with these pests
Kenny's blog on Veggie Gardening Tips is featured a great post the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug and the chaos it has created for gardeners and farmers alike in Pennsylvania. If you're in the area, this is definitely worth the time to check out
Over at the Heirloom Gardener, Anna has prepared a wonderful article on how to tackle pest control problems in the garden that are related to Threelined Potato Beetles, Colorado Potato Beetles and Japanese Beetles
Known as the "Crazy Gardening Guy", How to Garden Advice has put together a must-read outline on why organic pest control is a great alternative to pesticides and insecticides.
If you live in the northern area of the United States you probably already know that pest control is a little different than other places in the country. Patrice from Gibby's Garden has added a wonderful installment to her blog highlighting her guide to Organic Pest Control in the North.
Theresa from Tending My Garden has released a great new guide on how Kale can greatly benefit from the help of Braconid Wasps and what you can do to deter other pests from your home garden.

The winners of these awards were selected by an external team and chosen due to exceptional content, audience engagement and uniqueness of their perspective in the natural pest management niche.