You can start the whole process when you're deciding the kind of plants you want in your garden. By studying the kinds of plants and the numerous bugs that have an effect on them, you can set up the defences as you know what type of bugs will have effects on your garden. Certain plants attract certain insects that are known to eat pests that affect other plants. By planting these plants together, you are essentially enabling the garden with its own natural defence system to dump the pests. There are certain types of plants that have their own natural defence system against pests. These plants can be useful additions in your garden as they supply organic garden pest control measures.
As part of organic garden pest control, you must look after the soil in the garden and confirm it stays fruitful and healthy throughout the year. You can do this by working on your garden throughout the year by adding compost and rearranging your plants. You must ensure that all the planting is done when conditions are not conducive for the expansion of pests. Another helpful methodology is to permit the expansion of bugs that eat pests in your garden. This is where using chemicals can be disadvantageous as the bugs that are useful can also get killed.