Customer Question – Stopping holes in cooking apples
Q. “My cooking apples always have holes eaten through them which is probably coddling moth larvae. Will Nemasys Fruit and Vegetable Protection fix this and how do I apply them
20 January 2021
Customer Question – Nemaslug Temperature and Depth
Q. “Now the soil is warming up, I want to apply nemaslug as soon as it is appropriate. At what depth in the soil does the temperature need to be
20 January 2021
Controlling Red Spider Mite under-glass NATURALLY
Red Spider Mite (RSM) is a major pests under glass & can be a particular problem in conservatories where the combination of high temps & low humidity in the summer
20 January 2021
Preparing your greenhouse for the winter
As temperatures drop it is time to clean the greenhouse, so it is ready when you move plants undercover for the winter. It is important to remove bacterial and fungal
20 January 2021
Pruning Roses and Rose Care
Pruning roses seems difficult and fills gardeners with horror, but if you follow these simply guidelines it is easy to do. Remember you are unlikely to kill a rose through
20 January 2021
Applying Nemaslug with cold weather forecast?
Q. “I’ve just received my first batch of Nemaslug, but the weather is now forecast to become colder again. Should I delay applying it until warmer conditions – hopefully
20 January 2021
Applying Nemaslug and soil temperatures
Q. “I wonder if you can clarify somethings about the temperature this works at. On the website it says that it needs a temperature of 5 degrees C. I presume
20 January 2021
Being Waterwise in Drought Conditions
I know it is not drought like condition in the whole of the UK, but it is being reported that this could be the hottest summer for 350 years and
20 January 2021
Customer Question about Waspinators
“Good morning please can you let me know how long your waspinator lasts and also what is the shelf life.” Thanks Ron Bailey Thanks for the message and the Waspinator
20 January 2021
Customer Question – Ladybirds and SB Invigorator
Q. “I bought some ladybirds from you in 2017 and they survived on my indoor plants through that winter and into 2018, breeding and hatching more generations. I thought that
20 January 2021
