Ladybird Family Offer - 25 Adult Ladybirds and 50 Larvae

• This Family pack contains BOTH 25 x Adult Ladybirds and 50 x Ladybird Larvae ready for release in your garden.
• N.B. Green Gardener only supplies British Adalia bipunctata ladybirds – we do NOT supply Harlequin ladybirds.
• The 50 x Ladybird Larvae are ideal for releasing onto plant infected with aphids – as they they are unable to fly and will stay where you put them. Supplied in trays of approximately 50 ready for release directly into your garden / greenhouse or conservatory.
• The adult ladybirds are supplied in packs of 25 with food.
• Ladybirds are natural predators of aphids (greenfly and blackfly) as well as being a gardener’s / youngster’s favourite. They should be released directly onto aphid infected plants or dotted around the garden.

Product description Ladybird Family – Ladybirds are a welcome sight in the garden, where they happily munch away on greenfly and other tasty pests. By releasing ladybirds in your garden you can boost their numbers, which will lead to a permanent decrease in the number of pests in your garden i.e. aphids. N.B. Green Gardener only supplies British Adalia bipunctata ladybirds – we do NOT supply Harlequin ladybirds. This Family pack contains BOTH 25 x Adult Ladybirds and 50 x Ladybird Larvae ready for release in your garden. Ladybird Larvae – Each ladybird larvae will eat a large number of pests before pupating and emerging as a ladybird ready to breed and produce the next generation of ladybirds. As they are supplied as larvae, they are ideal for releasing directly onto plants heavily infected with aphids – as they they are unable to fly and will stay where you put them. Supplied in trays of approximately 50 ready for release directly into your garden / greenhouse or conservatory. Adult Ladybirds – We supply native British Adalia bipunctata ladybirds in packs of ready for release in your garden. Ladybirds are natural predators of aphids (greenfly and blackfly) as well as being a gardener’s / youngster’s favourite. They should be released directly onto aphid infected plants or dotted around the garden either early in the morning or late evening. The adult ladybirds are supplied in packs of 25 with food. Indications Pest Control, Garden Care Directions They should be released directly onto aphid infected plants or dotted around the garden either early in the morning or late evening.