Codling Moth Traps can be used earlier in the year (from May onwards) to catch and monitor male codling moths. This helps warn of caterpillar attack later in the year and reduces the amount of fertilised females, leading to fewer caterpillars. If adult moths are caught in the Codling Moth Trap then follow up with our Nemasys Codling Moth Killer nematodes to seize control in early autumn.

The trap is uniquely designed without sticky inserts and requires only one pheromone lure per season. The Codling Moth Trap, which covers 1/2 acre or 16-20 trees, can be re-used each year and replacement lures are available for season after season use.

The Plum Fruit Moth Trap will go some way to helping you enjoy a harvest of plum, gage and damson without the presence of Plum Fruit Moth caterpillars; small, pinkish-white grubs with distinctive brown heads which burrow into fruit and give you an unpleasant surprise when eating.

The Plum Fruit Moth Trap is identical externally to the Codling Moth Trap but is supplied with a specially formulated pheromone which proves irresistible to male Plum Fruit Moths; these adult moths are trapped inside and the knock-on effect is less fertilised females and less caterpillars. Hang the trap in a tree in May and leave in place until August for best results, and the robust Plum Fruit Moth Trap will give season upon season of use as replacement lures (each one lasts a season) are available separately. Expect your Plum Fruit Moth Trap to cover an area of ½ an acre or between 16 to 20 trees.

Mighty Mite is a real greenhouse, compost heap and even chicken coup superhero, ridding your garden soil of bad guys such as small vine weevil larvae, cutworms, fungus gnats (aka sciarid flies), springtails, caterpillars and the maggots of many pesky flies too!

Mighty Mite's alter-ego is Phoretic mite, a ravenous soil-dwelling predatory mite which reproduces rapidly and feeds on the above menu, making it an ideal natural ally for gardeners. Mighty mite will happily devour sciarid fly larvae in greenhouse compost and soil; it's happy to live in beds and borders outside and will also help rid the compost heap of springtails and fly maggots - and when the compost is spread around the garden, Mighty Mite goes too! This naturally occuring pest control solution is available in 500g shaker bottles, each of which will cover around 2m² and if you keep poultry, you'll be pleased to hear that Mighty Mite will feed on housefly larvae in chicken manure, keeping your chicken coup and house free from this annoying pest!

The Pea Moth Trap will is a great springboard for avoiding caterpillar-ridden peas as the pheromone-based trap helps attract and trap adult pea moths, giving you a good idea of their numbers and removing a few for good measure.

This handy 16cm high by 12cm wide reusable trap is simply hung in around the pea crop from late May until early July when adults are most active. The pheromone lure provided with the trap will last between 6 to 8 weeks – enough for one season – and purchasing a replacement lure means you can trap year after year. The trap will disrupt the pea moth mating activity, which leads to reduced egg laying and therefore less damaging caterpillars.

The pea moth trap sits perfectly in any organic pest control programme and covers a large area, typically 10 rows of peas measuring 20m in length - so if you can't sow early or late, use this trap to keep peas safe!

Each pack of Nemasys Caterpillar Killer contains 3 applications of 20 million naturally occurring beneficial nematodes (steinernema carpocapse) which will successfully control caterpillars on an area of up to 40 sq metres. Start applying Nemasys Caterpillar Killer in July and watch your garden population of these destructive pests decrease as the nematodes get to work; the caterpillar killer is supplied in three packs, and a pack a week should be applied for the three week period to ensure complete control.

This application rate ensures that caterpillars emerging from eggs over a few weeks will be caught by the treatment. Nemasys Caterpillar Killer can also be used against Sawfly larvae - even though they belong to a different insect family - as good results have been achieved on Gooseberry Sawfly larvae. Nemasys Caterpillar Killer must come into direct contact with the caterpillar and fits perfectly into any organic gardening set-up; it's also harmless to children, pets and wildlife.

Please Note: this item will be despatched at the optimum time for application which will now be from 2nd July 2012. This live product is despatched to UK addresses only!

Nemasys Codling Moth Killer can be used as both a stand-alone or follow-up treatment to keep a check on codling moth larvae in the late summer and autumn. It's hats off to the 20 million, naturally occurring beneficial nematodes (steinernema carpocapse) contained in each pack as they do the hard work in killing the pupae of the codling moth on fruit trees and in the soil underneath.

Nemasys Codling Moth Killer is supplied in a pack of three treatments, each of which is applied weekly over a three week period; it can only be used between September and October and temperatures must be in excess of 14°C. Apply Nemasys Codling Moth Killer to the ground below the tree and to the tree trunk itself, where pupae overwinter - a single pack will treat up to 20 trees (40m2).

Please Note: this item will be despatched at the optimum time for application which will now be from 3rd September 2012. This live product is despatched to UK addresses only!

Grow Your Own Pest Control takes the guesswork out of garden pest control and makes life in the garden so much simpler; there's no more trying to remember what spray or predator you need to control specific pests or when to apply them with this lethal cocktail of garden pest-seeking nematodes around!

Capable of putting the brakes on all the soil-dwelling big pest names in the vegetable patch, allotment or kitchen garden, a single application of Grow Your Own Pest Control once the soil temperature hits 12°C will give a fortnight's control - and it will also look after codling moth larvae when applied to trees or soil. One pack of Grow Your Own Pest Control covers 60 square metres (or 16 trees in the case of codling moth larvae) and a double pack option is also available, which saves both re-ordering and postage costs.

Want the peace of mind that Grow Your Own is dealing with garden pests for 3 months? Try our total control programme; we'll send you 3 deliveries of Grow Your Own (each delivery consists of two packs) at four week intervals giving you pest protection all summer long AND you'll save almost £3 in the process!

Please Note: This live product is despatched to UK addresses only at the optimum time of application, which is week commencing 23rd April 2012.