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When to use nematodes for slugs, vine weevil, leatherjackets and chafer grubs?

All our nematode controls contain naturally occurring and environmentally friendly nematodes that are easy to use, effective and are safe for children, pets, wildlife, birds and bees. As the biggest

Start applying Slug Nematodes / Nemaslug in the Spring

Slugs are one of the most destructive pests in the garden. Control slugs naturally by applying Slug Nematodes.  Slug do not hibernate and will emerge to feed throughout the winter,

What’s eating my lawn – treating Leatherjackets and Chafer Grubs with nematodes.

Leatherjackets and Chafer Grubs are serious pests of lawns. Grass growth initially slows, yellow patches appear, PLUS the grass can be easily pulled up due to little or no root

Spring garden pest control guide

Spring Garden Pest Control: Embracing Organic Solutions Spring is a time of renewal and growth in the garden, but it’s also when many pests begin to emerge. Managing these pests

How to stop slugs using slug nematodes

Slugs are one of the commonest pests of garden plants attacking the foliage of herbaceous, particularly hostas and delphiniums, bedding and vegetable plants. Some species also feed on plant roots.

Christmas Gifts for the Gardener in Your Life

Christmas Gifts for Gardeners: Green Gardening Gifts They’ll Love Finding the perfect Christmas gift for the gardener in your life can be a delightful yet challenging task. What do you

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

How to Create a Pet-Friendly Garden

If you’ve ever tried to keep your plants safe while your dog’s digging up the lawn or your cat’s sunbathing in the herb bed, you already know the struggle. But

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

Harvesting Solitary Bee Cocoons

Its nearly time to Harvest Your Solitary Bee Cocoons Between March and May, eggs are laid in a series of cells created inside each tube, so each tube contains a

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