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Bugs love kitchens and it’s normal to find a line of ants on the counter or a stray cockroach scurrying across the floor in search of . But just because kitchen bugs are common, doesn’t mean they’re any fun to deal with. Exterminators are expensive and bug sprays are often laced with harmful chemicals that are worse for you than a few creepy crawlers. But a few common houseplants are known to repel bugs and keep ants, flies, moths and mosquitos from taking over your kitchen.

Not only do the essential oils and chemical compounds of certain flowers, herbs and other houseplants deter creatures from lingering around for long, but some can quite literally kill these six- and sometimes eight-legged creatures. Plus, plants look and smell lovely, adding instant ambiance to any room you put them in.

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You may not have considered using houseplants to rid your kitchen of bugs but it could be the all-natural fix for sending insects packing, especially during the warmer months when certain bugs become more present in the home. Below you’ll find a few of the most popular plants to deter bugs from your home and kitchen. 

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Herbs

The yellow- and orange-hued flower is so much more than a pretty accent to an oversized pot or  — it’s a gnat- and midge-fighting beast that emits a distinct and powerful odor that sends critters scurrying. Perhaps best of all, marigolds are an easy plant to cultivate within your home since they require little maintenance and grow quickly.

Lavender 

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This popular flower is an insect’s worst enemy. In fact, a chrysanthemum’s hit list is extensive and includes roaches, ants, silverfish, lice, bed bugs and mites. Keep these away from your pets, though, as they can be quite toxic when ingested. 

Carnivorous plants 

Lean into the obvious choice and opt for the endlessly entertaining carnivorous plant. Typically, these hungry wonders, like the Venus flytrap, lure in unsuspecting prey with a scent that mirrors delicious fruits and flowers. Once its hair-like lobes, otherwise known as trichomes, are activated, its leaves snap shut and reopen 10 days after the insect has been completely digested. Of course, you’ll need a whole lot of carnivorous plants to tackle swarms, but they make great additions to target the occasional fly or two. 

No matter the preference, these plants, flowers and herbs make wonderful (and natural!) additions to kitchen plan. They also happen to be delicious and/or beautiful. If you’re still not convinced, consider other all-natural alternatives like coffee grounds, essential oils, banana peels, and onions. Each has also been proven to stave off an infestation if left out on kitchen counters. 
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