
I'm always amazed by the number of items in my kitchen cupboard that can be used invaluably in the garden. Take cornstarch, for example. Not only can it be used for homemade sauces, but it's also an essential ingredient in plant pest control, storing bulbs, and planting seeds. But, how exactly does this work?
You may already know about the things you clean around the house with cornstarch, but its use extends outdoors, too. It's a great addition to natural pest control methods and is useful when it comes to handling bulbs and seeds. There's no single way to use cornstarch in the garden, but each method is sure to make your gardening jobs a whole lot easier.