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Why do sunflowers grow better if there are lots of ladybirds in the garden?

Why do sunflowers grow better if there are lots of ladybirds in the garden?
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Why do sunflowers grow better if there are lots of ladybirds in the garden?

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It is because the ladybugs kill and eat the pests that eat the sunflowers, which alows the sunflower to grow without interruption.

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