Help & Advice on Ladybirds

Your ladybirds did an amazing job on my aphid problem.

From Emily by email “ Good Evening, I just wanted to get in touch and say thank you for my order of ladybirds. They were packaged very well and did

How to Keep Roses Healthy

How to Keep Roses Healthy –  Feeding, Black Spot and what the professionals use. Roses are a gardeners favourite and for the most part they perform really well adding colour

Understanding Ladybirds: How They Help Your Garden

Ladybirds, often recognised by their vibrant red and black spots, are more than just a pretty sight in your garden. They are essential allies for gardeners, particularly those looking to

Organic Ways to Control Garden Pests 

Gardening is a rewarding pursuit, but it can often be disrupted by the unwelcome presence of pests. While chemical pest control methods are available, they can have adverse effects on

Customer question – Ladybird Larvae or Adults for aphids?

Q. “Hello, I have aphids on four newly-planted roses in my garden and have been advised to buy ladybirds to stop them. I’ve never done this before so don’t know

The Benefits of Biological Pest Control

Discover a smarter, safer way to manage garden pests. Work with nature, not against it, for a thriving and healthy outdoor space.  Tired of harsh chemicals that seem to cause

Ladybirds (Adalia Bipunctata) For Aphid Control

Ladybirds (Adalia Bipunctata) for aphid control   Want a smarter, gentler way to keep pests away? There are many beneficial insects for gardens, and the Adalia bipunctata (the two-spot ladybird) might

Ladybird Larvae Feedback

“Thank you so very much and I have attached a couple of pictures for you. The first lot of lady bird larvae were spread around the garden in their brown

Customer Question about Ladybird Larvae and UPDATE

Q. Hello, I recently purchased 100 ladybird larvae. I was concerned when they arrived as I could only see 6 tiny larvae.  I’ve now waited 9 days and have only

Customer Question – What are these?

Q. “These are the photos I spoke to you about. What are they? Should I be squashing them?” from Graham A.Thanks for the pictures and these are Harlequin Ladybird Larvae

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