• This apple and pear tree codling moth monitor is simple to use, and contains a pheromone that will lure male moths into the sticky monitor which stops them escaping to breed and reducing the number of eggs laid.
• Containing no pesticides it is completely safe to use around children and pets and beneficial insects are not attracted.
• One monitor will monitor up to five average size trees within a 15 metre radius of the location
• Should be used from the end of May to early August.
• After five weeks replace the sticky insert and lure with the second set which is included
• If you are catching more than 15 moths per week infestation is high and additional protection is required
• Additional Refill Kits available seperately containing 2 lures and 2 sticky bases

"Codling Moth Traps (you can purchase these from Harrod Horticultural...) should be hung in apple trees from mid-May, while plum moth traps can be put out from the end of the month. Both use the female pheromone scent to lure in male moths, which are then caught on a sticky sheet. This reduces the female's mating success, so they'll lay fewer fertile eggs." 'Staying on Top" - Grow Your Own, May 2008


• Note: this Codling Moth Monitor was recommended by Chris Beardshaw in the Daily Mail June 17th 2007 - "One of his Three little Gems"


• See Extra Value Pack which also includes Glue Bands an additional protection against other pests

• Single Tier Size 15cm(6") x 57cm(22") x 57cm(22")


• As seen on BBC Gardeners Friday September 29th
• Extra Value Buy 4 Save £13

• 53cm/21” W x overall 53cm/21” H.