Eastern NC, 2500 sq ft, March–Dec garden. Two persistent pests: cabbage worms (brassicas) and Japanese beetles (peaches, blueberries). Ortho works but contaminates food. Here's the organic system.
Your snakes, lizards, frogs, birds = intact food web. Chemical sprays break it. Organic methods amplify it. Rotation + Bt + nematodes + milky spore = multi-layered defense that builds over time.
Also: Where are the slugs? With that predator crew, you shouldn't have any.
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