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Whether you’re growing plants, flowers, or other veggies, it can be disheartening to see them chewed on by bugs or small animals. And while there’s no escaping those seasonal critters that visit your backyard, there are some best pest-resistant plants that will keep them at bay. 

In fact, such plants are known to repel pests such as , , , and even , and keep them out of your yard. This is because pests are sensitive to smell, and dislike acidic, aromatic scents. Some also steer clear of plant leaves with pointy or textured shapes, since they make it uncomfortable for pests to trample over. 

. And while there are around 50 species of marigolds, French marigolds are known to have the strongest scent. 

In addition, marigolds are very easy to grow, and their root system grows deeply and in abundance. So this pungent smell can also reach deep into the soil, and help to control certain pests that may eat away at your vegetable garden.

Generally, marigolds are low- maintenance, and thrive in full sun, and in moderately fertile, well-drained soil. Also, it’s best not to water marigolds from overhead, instead water at the base of the plant. This is to avoid excess water leading to powdery mildew or other diseases. 

6. Lemongrass  

Another strong, fresh scent that is overwhelming to pests is lemongrass or thyme. This tropical, grass-like plant is known for its citrus scent that instantly fills the air outdoors — making it the ideal, natural pest repellent. 

In fact, most gardeners use lemongrass in their garden beds to ward off pests, or you can grow it in containers and place them around the yard. Since it’s a tropical plant, it thrives in a hot environment with full sun and temperatures never dipping below 40 degrees Fahrenheit. What’s more, it’s a very low maintenance plant, only requiring regular watering in hot months. However, when planting in a pot, it’s advisable to find a size that is at least 12 inches across and use a high-quality potting soil.

If you don’t have the plant at hand, you can also dilute lemongrass extract oil or essential oils with water, and spray it around the yard. Lemongrass and citronella are the most effective forms of repellents for rodents, mosquitos and other common pests — so it’s certainly a worthwhile investment!  

7. Catnip 

Cats may be attracted to the minty smell of catnip, but it’s not a favorite of pests, especially flies, aphids and . With its green foliage, catnip contains an active component known as Nepeta cataria, which will actively repel insects. 

This perennial is very easy to grow indoors or outdoors, and thrives best in warm climates with plenty of sunlight. You can also place it on a sunny windowsill with regular water. Be wary though, catnip is quick to grow, and is best kept in a container, so you can keep on top of its growth and prevent it from overwhelming your space. In addition, catnip is drought-tolerant and , should you ever find deer nibbling around in your backyard! 

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