Answering Our Customer’s Questions

Customer Question – Stopping Codling Moth

Q. “Does Clean and Guard spray work where codling moth has been found on apple trees? Or do you have another spray product? Thank you” Stephanie by email A. Thanks

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

Help! My box has been attacked by caterpillars.

Q. “Help! My box has been attacked by caterpillars. I had presumed it was box blight but found caterpillars within the dense plant. There are a few green healthy looking

HELP! Leatherjackets are destroying my new turf?

Q. We applied a box of nematodes about a week ago due to leatherjacket infestation in newly laid turf (weather has been warm and dry) and we are wondering if

What’s eating my Red Robin bush? Is it vine weevil or viburnham beetle?

Q. “Hi there, I have something eating my red robin bush as well as other shrubs including my viburnum – see attached photos. I have used nematodes on the lawn

Customer Question – Treating Scale on 2 Olive Trees

Q. “Dear Green Gardener Team I’m seeking advice on how to manage and recover two olive trees that are both infested with scale insects. Both trees are planted in pots

Customer Question – Flea Beetle?

Q. “I think these are flea beetles? They have attacked radish, rocket and spicy lettuce. Do you have anything that can help with controlling these? Should I change the soil

Customer Question – Leatherjackets?

Q. “Hi, I am looking for advice on my lawn, I have noticed its starting to get yellow spots and the grass has slowed down a lot in parts, but

Customer Question – Fuchsia Gall Mite and Winter?

Q. “Hello, I’m looking for some advice. I’ve got a problem with Fuchsia Gall Mites. I treated the fushsia in May with 10 sachets and then again in June with

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

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