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Lacewing Chamber
£18.95
GCN-127
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This cedar Lacewing Chamber provides a snug winter retreat for delicate but ravenous lacewings and refreshed after a safe winter's hibernation, they'll soon be munching away on garden pests such as aphids, red spider mite, thrips, whitefly and even caterpillar eggs come spring. Introducing the chamber can boost the lacewing winter survival rate by as much as 90%,
• Site in a sheltered part of the garden facing east
• Line with dry straw (not included)
• Cedar wood has natural resistance to rotting, warping and water damage and is virtually maintenance free
• Supplied with 1 x screw and 1 x rawlplug for fixing
• Measures 31cm H x 20cm D x 17.5cm W
Solitary Bee Nest Box
GCN-258
£22.95
Bee and Ladybird Box
GCN-116
£18.95
Solitary Bee Nest Box
Solitary Bee Nest Box
£22.95
Help natural pollination of flowers, herbs, fruit and vegetables in the garden by providing nesting habitat with this quality solitary bee box.
The interactive design is constructed with individual trays which can be easily accessed by undoing the stainless steel bolts to inspect the fascinating cell formation or to clean. Made of Larch.
"Bees are excellent for pollinating your flowers, and can help to increase fruit yields. This hive has individual trays for inspection and easy cleaning. It is made from solid timber, and the wooden nesting trays are held in place with two stainless steel bolts. The solid timber construction means that it can be kept out all winter. " Buyer's Guide - 'Home Sweet Home' - Garden Answers, August 2008
Bee and Ladybird Box
Bee and Ladybird Box
£18.95
Ladybirds and bees work hard in the garden, so it's only fair to reward them with a comfy place to live - and the Bee and Ladybird Box is all that and more! The box is made from cedar which is renowned for resisting rotting, damage from water and warping and siting it close to vegetation and ground cover will have the solitary bees and ladybirds making a 'beeline' for their new home!
• Place near nettles, angelica and dill to provide extra incentive for bees
• Site in a sheltered location close to tree branches or vegetation
• Place in early spring
• Solitary bees will be attracted to the bamboo tubes - they are very docile and excellent pollinators
• Ladybirds will make homes in the drilled holes and happily gorge on aphids
Create a Garden for all the Family: Create a Wildlife Haven, Your Home magazine, May 2009
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Great Buys -Bamboo House – Place this cedar box in the garden to create a home for bees, which like the bamboo tubes, or ladybirds who prefer the small holes.
Birds, Bees and Butterflies – Welcome all varies of wildlife on the wing to your garden this summer with our practical guide, Garden News in Good Homes magazine, May 2009
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