Garden Pests in New Zealand A Popular Manual for Practical Gardeners, Farmers and Schools

"Garden Pests in New Zealand" by David Miller is a handbook intended for gardeners, farmers, and students, crafted to help its readers recognize and handle the myriad of creatures that affect gardens in New Zealand. Miller underlines how essential it is to tell apart the helpful animals from the harmful ones, observing how many pests came to New Zealand along with European farming. The book also dives into the scientific arrangement of animals, distinguishing between those with backbones and those without. It emphasizes how crucial insects and similar creatures are, as they can both create trouble as pests and maintain a natural equilibrium in gardens. The manual begins to lay a path that tackles how to deal with the many issues that might occur from the animals, signaling more explorations into particular pests and how to manage their effect on agriculture and the land.