Flies, like hoverflies, are key pollinators for crops like strawberries and peppers. They pollinate over 70% of food crops and wildflowers and prey on pests.

Parasitic wasps protect crops by living on pests like cabbage loopers and tomato hornworms. They pollinate flowers and don t sting or bite humans.

Ladybugs eat up to 5,000 aphids in their lifetime and also hunt pests like mealybugs and leafhoppers. These cute beetles are tough garden protectors.

Dragonflies are colorful predators, catching over 90% of their prey, including mosquitoes. They need water to reproduce, so add a water feature to attract them.

Lacewings are delicate-looking but fierce hunters of aphids and mites. They also pollinate flowers while hunting, benefiting your garden in multiple ways.

Garden spiders, crab spiders, and wolf spiders catch various pests like grasshoppers and flies. These arachnids aren t aggressive to humans but love pest prey.

Assassin bugs hunt pests like roaches, aphids, and cabbage loopers. Unlike leaf-footed bugs, they hunt alone and help keep your garden pest-free.

Not all beetles are pests. Soldier beetles, ground beetles, and collops beetles prey on slugs, aphids, and leafhoppers, helping control garden pests.