10 Bugs You Should Never Kill in Your Garden

Spiders
Seeing spiders and not killing them right away can be a real challenge, especially when you notice them around your garden plants.
But, you may not need to fear them so much, especially when you learn that they’re helpful for a thriving garden because they eat other pests that can cause major crop damage.
Of course, we should always be cautious because some spiders are harmful to humans. However, the ones you spot around your garden are usually not harmful to humans and are beneficial for the crops.
Ground beetle
Ground beetles often appear at night and look for bugs that attach and feed off your garden crops.
You can see them under piles of old leaves or debris, as well as around other dark areas like compost piles. Although they look menacing, they’re not dangerous if you just leave them be and do their job in the garden.
Praying mantis
The praying mantis is the biggest insect on this list and it’s hard to miss. The long body, bulging eyes, and large head make it an easy-to-spot insect.
You may be worried when you see it because you think that it will destroy your crops. But, don’t worry, the mantis often preys on destructive bugs in your garden, not on your plants.
Dragonflies

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