Codling Moth Trap

The main cause of maggot damage in apples and pears is the caterpillar of the Codling Moth. This pest is very difficult to control with insecticides unless applied shortly after egg-laying.

Hang this trap in the garden in early May until August to help monitor if Codling Moths are present.

The Pheromone scent of the female Moth will attract male Moths to the trap, if you are catching more than 15 Moths per week a suitable spray should be applied.

Copper Slug & Snail Tape

Stop slugs and snails in their tracks with this self-adhesive copper tape. The serrated edges increase the electrical charge of the copper that deters these destructive pests.

Fly Traps

An easy way to catch whitefly and other troublesome flying insects in your greenhouse.

Fruit Moth Trap

The main cause of maggot damage in Plums, Gages and Damsons is the caterpillar of the Plum Fruit Moth. This pest is very difficult to control with insecticides unless applied shortly after egg-laying.

Hang this trap in the garden from mid May until August to help monitor if Plum Fruit Moths are present.

The Pheromone scent of the female moth will attract male moths to the trap, if you are catching more than 50 moths per week, a suitable spray should be applied.