Does anyone have recipe for organic spray to rid my tomato plants of

Sally
by Sally
aphids, tomato worms, my rose gets ate up with all kinds off insects, too many to describe.

Thanks, Sally

  7 answers
  • Jobeth Wolf Jobeth Wolf on Mar 21, 2018

    I use a spray bottle of water and some Dawn. Works for all the pests you mentioned.

    • Sally Sally on Mar 27, 2018

      Hi Jobeth, I must have the meanest bugs on earth, they just bathe in that, doesn't do much good, but thanks for your feedback. Sally

  • Rose Shoestock Rose Shoestock on Mar 21, 2018

    Buy ladybugs at any garden supply store.

  • Sharon Sharon on Mar 21, 2018

    Oh I saw an interesting newsreport on Portlands rose gardens, and the gardeners put garlic cloves in the garden sprayer with water, let it age a bit, and spray the roses with the mix..... claim it repels all types of bugs. They said the smell disapates in an hour.

  • Nancy Turner Nancy Turner on Mar 21, 2018

    Neem oil is something that works real well on a lot of insects that like to invade anything green. They do say not to spray it on flowers if at all possible, but I have not had a problem with that, it didn't hurt hibiscus flowers that get damaged really easy if they get sprayed with liquid. As far as I know it is not a poison that will hurt anything.

  • Carolyn Walston Carolyn Walston on Mar 22, 2018

    Put some Epson Salt around the plant at the root, yes that’s right I said Epson Salt. Also I‘m not so sure if it’s organic or not but it does make Beautiful Tomatoe. My Husband puts it on like when rain is in the Forecast or not. Either way it works great. 😊

    • Sally Sally on Mar 27, 2018

      You know Carolyn, I've heard of that, it has magnesium in it, I'll give it a try, Thanks a bunch, Sally

  • Wendy Wendy on Mar 22, 2018

    Good luck- let us know how it goes!

  • Daniel D Brewer Daniel D Brewer on Mar 22, 2018

    In a blender mix garlic and red pepper with water. add enough water to make about a quart. Let sit for a few days. Strain through a fine screen . Use the resulting mixture with a few drops of dish wash soap. ( the soap helps the mixture stick to the plant) Spray on plants.