By Suzanne Bontempo Supporting beneficial insects is one of the best ways to effectively reduce the number of pests in your garden. I, for one, get pretty excited when I begin to see the aphids arrive each spring, because this means that the beneficials are on their way too. Here are three of the most common good bugs we will find out in the garden. Soldier Beetles The first to appear is the Soldier Beetle. Soldier Beetles are about one-half-inch long, are commonly reddish orange with dark brown or black wings and are related to the firefly but lack the light producing organ. They enjoy flower nectar and pollen as well as eating soft-bodied insects, such as aphids and small caterpillars. Not
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