Customer Question – What is attacking our lawn?
Q. “Hi, We believe we had a leatherjacket infestation last autumn which was highlighted by the damage the local magpies then inflicted – see pictures below. We treated with nematodes
3 November 2019
Customer Question – Caterpillars
Q. “For the previous few years a tree in my garden is completely destroyed shortly after it gets its leaves. By May it has lost all of its leaves. Last
3 November 2019
Deliveries to Ireland
Q. “Hi, do you ship to Ireland? I would pay extra for shipping” from Eoghan A. Thanks for the message and we can ship some of our goods to the
2 July 2019
Customer Question – Are VW Traps safe for ladybirds etc?
Q. “The word traps worries me. Does this mean that ladybirds, bees etc could also get caught in these? I have a lot of ladybirds in my garden and would
6 June 2019
Customer Question – When will Ladybird Larvae be available
Q. I have always had trouble with aphids and normally buy your ladybird larvae to keep them under control. This year with the warm February there are already loads but
3 June 2019
Customer Question – Sciarid Fly Outdoors
Q. “Hi, I believe we have had problems with Fungus Gnats in our outdoor garden since October 2018. We have no indoor plants and no green house outside so really
3 June 2019
Customer Question – Viburnum Beetle
Q. “Hi I’ve got pests on the viburnum leaves. What insecticide do I need please?” from Mr B A. Thanks for the message and we use Nemasys Fruit and Veg
3 June 2019
Customer Question – Ordering for Schools
Q. “Hi – Would you accept a local authority purchase order from a school? All payments, once authorised by the school are passed to Devon County Council for payment by
4 May 2019
Customer Question – Can we identify this bug?
Q. “We found a colony of bugs as shown in the picture: they were lurking under the turf of our lawn. There are large yellowish area of grass, and there
2 May 2019
Customer Question – Controlling winter pests?
Q. “My conservatory is double glazed 9m x 2.5m x h2.5m. Unheated but frost free. Lots of mealy bugs and aphids on hibiscus brought in for winter. What do you
12 April 2019
