Biological Controls
Is your garden is over-run with slugs, vine weevil, aphids, leatherjackets, carrot fly, onion fly, cutworm, caterpillars?
Is your greenhouse plagued with scariad fly,
whitefly, thrips, scale or mealybug ? We can send you the biological
controls you need to keep their populations in balance. Biological Control is
the use of natural predators, parasites etc to control pests, without the use
of chemical pesticides.
Specialist Service for Gardeners
You won't find any "Gardening Gizmos" on this site.
We focus on providing a very special service - supplying commercial products in sizes suitable for gardeners or small growers.
Phone our helpful customer service team on 0845 0945 499 if you need more
information We operate a secure encrypted system for this website to enable you
to place all your orders on-line if you wish. Alternatively you can still order
by letter or phone , if you prefer.
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STOP PRESS - Nemasys shortages
The exceptional weather conditions this year has caused a shortage of nematodes at the UK suppliers. The Nemasys product to combat VINE WEEVIL and CHAFER BUG are affected.
When you reach the order form you will find the next available delivery date for Nemasys vine weevil killer is 19th August and the next available delivery date for Nemasys
chafer bug killer is 1st September. However these delivery dates will still give you plenty of time to get your lawns, beds and pots treated this Autumn. The best time to treat over-wintering soil bugs is August to September, and it is important to make sure the ground is kept damp for the nematodes to thrive.
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Spider mites can cause havoc among plants in hot weather. The telltale signs are the cream marbling on the leaves followed by dieback. The mites then make visible webs over the plant and use them as ladders to travel to the next area. Catch them early and tackle them with predators. Our killer pack contains Phytoseilus persimilis, which are tiny, tiny creatures almost invisible to the naked eye which hunt out the plant spider mites and will continue to eat them up all summer long.