To boost your garden’s ladybug population to control pests naturally, an expert warns against a common mistake.

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Jillian Patrie | University of Minnesota Yard and Garden Extension ...

I have also noticed ladybug larvae on the plants and bees around the area. Is there anything I can use to kill the aphids that will not harm the ladybug larvae or bees?

Mindy Weisberger's new book details the crafty worms, fungi, and other parasites that have learned to mind-control their hosts.

Aphids are the favorite food of ladybug larvae. Very few people know what ladybug larvae look like, so there is a photo here showing the stages of a ladybug’s life.

The larvae of ladybugs, minute pirate bugs, lacewings and syrphid flies eat aphids and other pest insects voraciously. And they have no side effects in your yard.