The guide "Pests in the Garden - Natural Control" provides comprehensive information on environmentally friendly pest control in the garden. In an organic garden, the use of insecticides that endanger beneficial insects or harm human health is not permitted. Instead, methods are presented that rely on promoting beneficial insects such as ladybugs, lacewings, and other natural enemies. The book covers the 70 most common pests found in vegetables, fruits, lawns, and shrubs, and offers both preventive and natural control measures. These include techniques such as the use of sticky traps, barrier strips, and pheromone traps. Biological pest control is also discussed, with a focus on preserving beneficial insects. This work is a valuable resource for anyone who wishes to manage their garden sustainably and healthily.