4. Make your garden special
When you attract beneficial insects to your garden, the agricultural side will be kind of fulfilled, but the aesthetical side will also have a nice presence. With all the nests laying around and bugs roaming all over your garden, you will have an incredibly unique view that will be so unique that it’ll make you appreciate life and existence in general. Can you just imagine yourself standing there and observing the tiny creatures doing their things and making visual patterns that you may not see elsewhere.
5. Provide therapeutic activities for young and old
Sometimes, attracting beneficial bugs and keeping your garden in a healthy shape can give you the ability to do incredible social work. You can coordinate with elementary schools and nursing homes to bring people to your garden so that they can learn more about gardening and the importance of insects. You can also let them engage in some light manual labor so they can learn more things about plants, insects, and nature in general because when you do something manually, you won’t forget about it, not to mention the fact that you will be encouraging them to have a team spirit because coordination, communication, and shared labor are very important (this lesson is very important, and kids should learn it.
