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Ladybird Family

Regular Price: £28.74

Special Price £26.75

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Release ladybirds into your garden to tackle pest problems i.e. aphids on roses, or simply to boost the numbers of these native beneficial insects in your garden. We supply native British Ladybirds as ADULTS and as LARVAE with food ready for release in your garden. Green Gardener only supplies British Adalia bipunctata ladybirds - we do NOT supply Harlequin ladybirds. The ladybirds are sent by 1st class post with food included. A Ladybird Family is a pack of 25 x Adult Ladybirds AND a pack of 50 x Ladybird Larvae sent together for £26.75 SAVING £1.99 on buying them individually. Ladybirds are available between April and September. Finished for this year - available again in Spring 2020.

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Ladybird Family - Ladybirds are the best known beneficial insect and a welcome sight in the garden, where they happily munch away on greenfly and other tasty pests. By releasing ladybirds in your garden you can boost their numbers, which will lead to a permanent decrease in the number of pests in your garden i.e. aphids. Ladybirds are available between April and August each year. N.B. Green Gardener only supplies British Adalia bipunctata ladybirds - we do NOT supply Harlequin ladybirds. Finished for this year - available again in Spring 2020.

Ladybird Larvae - Each ladybird larvae will eat a large number of pests before pupating and emerging as a ladybird ready to breed and produce the next generation of ladybirds. As they are supplied as larvae, they are ideal for releasing directly onto plants heavily infected with aphids - as they they are unable to fly and will stay where you put them. Supplied in trays of approximately 50, they are sent by 1st class post ready for release directly into your garden / greenhouse or conservatory.

Adult Ladybirds - We supply native British Adalia bipunctata ladybirds in packs of ready for release in your garden. The ladybirds are sent by 1st class post with food included. Ladybirds are natural predators of aphids (greenfly and blackfly) as well as being a gardener's / youngster's favourite. They should be released directly onto aphid infected plants or dotted around the garden either early in the morning or late evening. Supplied in packs of 25, they are sent by 1st class post ready for release directly into your garden / greenhouse or conservatory.

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Customer Reviews 5 item(s)

Ladybirds

Ladybirds arrived promptly and all alive. Managed the aphid population very quickly. Ladybird barn proving a big hit as well. Have since spotted larvae amongst the vegetation. Big success in dealing with Aphid population without pesticides or chemicals. Will certainly be visiting site again regularly.

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Review by Seybel Chenevoy / (Posted on 09/09/2019)

I ordered ladybirds with some trepidation, but no need for worry.

I ordered ladybirds with some trepidation as to how they would travel and arrive safely - no need for worry. They arrived well packaged and with full instructions. They have worked well on the greenfly on fruit trees and roses and to our joy - remain in the garden.

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Review by Janet Turner Shaw / (Posted on 15/07/2019)

They are hoovering up the aphids with great enthusiasm and my plants are thriving.

I ordered some ladybirds and they arrived in good condition (despite a delay at the post office). They are hoovering up the aphids with great enthusiasm and my plants are thriving.

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Review by Anonymous / (Posted on 08/07/2019)

We now have hundreds or larvae and adult ladybirds!!!

Good service. Larvae came well packaged and we now have hundreds or larvae and adult ladybirds!!!

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Review by Anonymous / (Posted on 02/07/2019)

They have done a wonderful job

For the last few years I have purchased your ladybird larvae and adults to boost the population in my area bit by bit. They have done a wonderful job at controlling the numbers of green aphids and earlier this year has been the first where I have seen both adult ladybirds and larvae in the garden before needing making a purchase.