Bee And Mosquito Repellent

Bees are dangerous because of allergies and mosquito bites itch. There are plants you can grow to keep them away from your house.

Bees and Mosquitoes are a problem.

Bees and mosquitoes are pests. They’re dangerous because they can cause allergies, and they’re annoying because they bite.

That’s why it’s important to keep them away from your house, especially if you live in a forest or field where bees and mosquitoes like to hang out. You can do this by planting certain plants that will keep bees and mosquitoes away from your house!

Here are some examples of plants that will help:

Bees are dangerous because of allergies and mosquito bites itch.

Most of us are familiar with bees and mosquitoes, but few know the difference between the two. Mosquitos are annoying pests that tend to bite at night and can spread diseases such as malaria and Zika virus. Bees on the other hand, are insects that make honey which we use for food or for making cosmetics.

Bees are dangerous because of allergies and mosquito bites itch! While these creatures may not seem harmful at first glance, there are many ways you can protect yourself from being stung by them or bitten by one of their cousins:

There are plants you can grow to keep them away from your house.

There are plants you can grow to keep them away from your house.

• Lavender
• Catnip
• Marigolds
• Spearmint and Peppermint (the oils work well)

In addition, there are a lot of other plants that repel bees and mosquitos: Rosemary, Sage, Thyme, Oregano and Mint

Shoo insects with these plants.

If you’re looking to keep bugs away from your home, there are a few plants that can help. Citronella, lavender and catnip are all great for repelling mosquitoes. Citronella is probably the most famous of these plants for its ability to ward off mosquitos—but there are other options as well! Lemon balm, geraniums, rosemary, mint and even peppermint (which is often used in teas) can be used as effective insect repellents. Be sure to plant them around doors or patios where people will be spending time outdoors during warmer months where they may encounter insects like bees or mosquitos on occasion.

Conclusion

If you want to keep bees and mosquitoes away from your home, try these plants first. Only use more dangerous pesticides if nothing else works.