Spooky Stingless Superheroes The Somewhat Unsettling Life Cycle of the Parasitic Wasp

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In this short, Ike will introduce you to a beneficial insect with a unique and somewhat spooky life cycle: the parasitic wasp! While adults feed on nectar and pollen like other bees and wasps, in order to reproduce, they seek out hosts like caterpillars and aphids, lay their eggs on or in them, and then the larvae consume the host before emerging as baby wasps. Gross! But fascinating. • Aphids are an incredibly common pest for gardeners and farmers alike, so parasitic wasps play a crucial role in our agricultural system. Planting to support them will raise the overall health of your garden by summoning these sentinels. And a bonus for us: they don't sting or bite! • There's no better time than RIGHT NOW to come manifest your perfect dream garden!! • Come down to any of our three locations--Ewing, Lawrenceville or Hillsborough to bring more bounty to your landscape. We'll all be here ready to give expert advice to make your gardening as rewarding as possible. • Our Website: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/ • Our Rewards Program: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/rewards • For Landscape Design Inquiries: Email [email protected] • We hope to see you soon!

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