Things You'll Need:
- Garden hoe
- Insecticides if necessary
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Step 1
Start by chopping and controlling the weeds in your landscape. Weeds are a major source of food for grasshoppers.
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Step 2
Keep the ground broken up around your plants especially in the late summer and early fall. This will help interfere with the laying of eggs by the grasshoppers, which will help control new insects.
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Step 3
If the grasshoppers start eating your plants, it may be necessary to try an insecticide labeled to control grasshoppers on ornamental plants.
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Step 4
If this fails to control the grasshopper population, consider growing plants grasshopper tend to not bother such as iris, juniper, blue sage and weigela.











