Being SOLAR powered, it charges by day and stays active all night long without having to buy expensive batteries or a mains adaptor. If necessary i.e. no sunshine for ages it can also be charged via a USB cable supplied. When the repeller detects movement up to 9m away, it triggers a powerful ultrasonic burst, that harmlessly scares the intruder away, while the flashing LED light will deter night-time animals such as deer and badgers. Site the unit on a wall, fence, post or tree, so the sensor can detect pest movement in a 60 degree “arc” over the garden – it comes with both a wall bracket and a fixing for pole mounting. The Solar Outdoor Pest Repeller has 5 settings, so you can choose which pests the unit will deter :-

• Setting 1 – Use to repel animals such as rodents (mice and rats), dogs and foxes.
• Setting 2 – Use to repel animals such as cats, badgers and deer.
• Setting 3 – Use to repel small animals such as birds, pigeons and rodents – mice and rats.
• Setting 4 – Flashing LED light for night-time animals such a foxes, badgers and deer.
• Setting 5 – All functions working.

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Moles are one of the most destructive of garden pests and can cause havoc in lawns and flower beds. Often it is the best kept gardens that suffer the most, as the moles feed on worms which good gardeners encourage. Mole hills and surface tunnelling are the most obvious signs of mole damage, but their tunnels can also undermine plant roots, concrete slabs, etc plus other small animals such as voles will use these tunnels and will eat away at plant roots and tubers. Moles are attracted to lawns as they are the perfect hunting ground for their favourite food – worms! Use Zoley Moley Mole Granules to repel moles.

Zoley Moley Mole Granules is made from dried olive pommace (the dried left-overs from organic olive oil production) mixed with aromatic Mediterranean herbs and spices and it is simply tipped into the tunnel beneath the molehill. Simply re-apply as new molehills appear until the mole is driven from your property. Made from only natural ingredients, it is harmless to wildlife and safe to use on lawns and borders. It is also easy to use, safe to handle, easy to store and will not harm the mole. Available in 1.7kg bags. If ordering more then 1 bag, please see courier restrictions below, but 1 bag is sent normal post.

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Moles are one of the most destructive of garden pests and can cause havoc in lawns and flower beds. Often it is the best kept gardens that suffer the most, as the moles feed on worms which good gardeners encourage. Mole hills and surface tunnelling are the most obvious signs of mole damage, but their tunnels can also undermine plant roots, concrete slabs, etc plus other small animals such as voles will use these tunnels and will eat away at plant roots and tubers. Moles are attracted to lawns as they are the perfect hunting ground for their favourite food – worms! Use a Solar Mole Repeller to repel moles.

The Solar Mole Repeller is powered by a small solar panel located in the top. The repeller emits a discreet noise underground that the mole can hear – being inquisitive the mole is initially attracted to the noise, but after a few days it will become increasingly irritated and move away. Simply pushes into the ground, so can be easily moved around the garden driving the moles away. The Hi-Vis Cap prevents mower damage. Each Solar Mole Repeller will cover an area of over 1000sqm.

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Grazers is a nutrient based spray that can be sprayed onto ornamental plants, shrubs, bedding plants and is also safe to use on fruit, vegetables and lawns. Developed for commercial horticulture, it has been successfully used by farmers and growers for years and is now available to the amateur gardener. As well as protecting the foliage, the nutrients in Grazers will help the plant recover from damage already caused by grazing. It is odourless to humans and is safe for children, pets and wildlife. It can be sprayed at any time of year, but is most effective when sprayed on new growth. You can also spray new plants BEFORE planting them in the garden – simply spray the plants twice while they are still in their pots and then spraying once more when they are planted out. Established plants in the garden will generally only need one initial spray, but they can be sprayed with repeat applications if required. Available in 2 sizes – 375ml concentrate treats up to 1000 sqm / 750ml concentrate treats up to 2000 sqm.

N.B. Need a Sprayer? Add one to your basket and save £2.00 off a Soda Bottle Sprayer , a Pressure Sprayer or save £3.99 off a Rechargeable Sprayer 2L or8L Sprayer (savings applied at the checkout).

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Grazers is a nutrient based spray that can be sprayed onto ornamental plants, shrubs, bedding plants and is also safe to use on fruit, vegetables and lawns. Developed for commercial horticulture, it has been successfully used by farmers and growers for years and is now available to the amateur gardener. As well as protecting the foliage, the nutrients in Grazers will help the plant recover from damage already caused by grazing. It is odourless to humans and is safe for children, pets and wildlife. It can be sprayed at any time of year, but is most effective when sprayed on new growth. You can also spray new plants BEFORE planting them in the garden – simply spray the plants twice while they are still in their pots and then spraying once more when they are planted out. Established plants in the garden will generally only need one initial spray, but they can be sprayed with repeat applications if required. This 750ml Ready to use spray will treat 30 sqm.

Special Offer – Reuse the RTU Bottle using the concentrated bottle – refill it 7 times with a 350ml concentrate. Add a 350ml concentrate for £11.99 saving £5.00

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