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Environmental Garden | Organic Pest Control
Ref: 158
This new small double chambered insect habitat (top varying size canes - bottom solid bored timber) is ideal for hanging in a sheltered garden or house wall or orchard. This is a general insect habitat. The holes may be used by solitary bees such as Mason Bees or Leafcutter Bees, which are non aggressive and excellent for pollinating in the garden, helping to increase fruit yields. The durable roof and solid timber construction give excellent insulation for over wintering Ladybirds and Lacewings. Site using back hanger or central hanging chain if preferred in a sheltered spot, preferably to catch the morning sun. Dimensions: (H. 135mm W. 110mm D. 210mm - Approx Weight: 1.5kg)
Ref: 162
A natural habitat for ladybirds and other beneficial insects. The Ladybird Tower has a central chamber filled with natural material. There are many holes drilled at an upward angle for the insects to reach the insulated and safe inner chamber. If necessary a roof panel may be removed for inspection or cleaning. One Ladybird may eat over 4000 Aphids in its life.SITINGThere is a ground pole provided so the tower is easy to site into lawns, sheltered flower beds, wooded glades or even in planters. Site out of prevailing winds in a warm spot. MAINTENANCEThe roof and base are Oak, Larch or similar durable timber so no preservatives should be used as it may be harmful to the ladybirds. Ladybird Food Attractant could be used with the tower from early sping if necessary - each portion lasts up to 4 months. The tower may be used to release larvae with food source. Dimensions: (H. 480mm with pole W. 140mm D. 100mm - Approx Weight: 840g) Ladybird Food Attractant (WW-LFA) - 1 Portion: £3.50 Ladybird Food Attractant (WW-LFA) - 3 Portions: £9.00 Ladybird Food Attractant (WW-LFA) - 6 Portions: £15.00
Ref: 164
This natural habitat made from chunky FSC Certified Timber and natural log is an ideal habitat for Ladybirds and Lacewings. Both of these insects are valuable natural predators of garden pests like aphids and greenfly. Encouraging these insects will help reduce or eliminate chemical insecticide use in the garden. The internal chamber can be filled (through the viewing ports) with straw (Lacewings) or bark (Ladybirds and other insects) to provide valuable insulated over wintering space and summer retreat. SITINGPosition near an aphid problem area, preferably in a sheltered position on a wall, fence, tree or post. Wildlife World Ladybird Food/Attractant or Lacewing Attractant can be used with this product (see below) if required depending on which species is being encouraged. Dimensions: (H. 310mm W. 140mm D. 190mm - Approx Weight 1.2kg) Ladybird Food Attractant (WW-LFA) - 1 Portion: £3.50 Ladybird Food Attractant (WW-LFA) - 3 Portions: £9.00 Ladybird Food Attractant (WW-LFA) - 6 Portions: £15.00 Lacewing Attractant (WW-LA) - 1 Portion: £3.50 Lacewing Attractant (WW-LA) - 3 Portions: £9.00 Lacewing Attractant (WW-LA) - 6 Portions: £15.00
Ref: 160
This attractive and functional Butterfly Habitat is made from high quality durable timber/oak providing longevity and excellent insulation.There is also an access/inspection panel which can be used for adding attractive plant material (i.e. buddleia/nettles etc) or for threading a long twig (small tree branch) into the chamber as an internal resting place. The Butterfly Habitat Feeder combines a safe over wintering and interative habitat with a central feed station. The central feed sponge can be charged with a sugar/water solution from early spring to encourage and help butterflies or it can be soaked with Wildlife World Butterfly Attractant (which lasts up to 3 months) to encourage colourful butterflies (with the exception of the Cabbage White) to the feed station/habitat. USES Butterflies may use the house for roosting, as a winter hibernation place or for the chrysalis transformation stage over winter. The small Tortoiseshell butterfly may use the house to hibernate. The chrysalis could be formed on roof or internal branches. The Peacock butterfly may use the house to hibernate in (often found in sheds and outhouses). Less commonly, the Silver Winged Fritillary may use the box to lay eggs (if sited in mature trees) and the Comma butterfly will use the box for hibernating. In addition, your butterfly box will provide insulated habitat for many other unplanned beneficial insects such as Ladybirds, Lacewings and some Moths. Dimensions: (H. 365mm W. 160mm D. 170mm - Approx Weight 1.85kg) Related products:
Ref: 167
Constructed from durable FSC Timber, the Insect Theatre features unique solar lighting with its own storage batteries that automatically light up at dusk attracting Moths, Lacewings, Butterflies and other interesting flying insects into the Theatre. The light then automatically turns off at dawn to reveal the insects inside. Plant material or sturdy branches can be introduced into the Theatre through the access door at the side which can also be used to remove insects to study. The lower shelf has several Solitary Bee nesting holes as added habitat. SITEThe chamber should be sited in a warm area in dappled sunlight out of prevailing winds approximately 1-2 mtrs high. Dimensions: (H. 320mm W. 160mm D. 180mm - Approx Weight 1.4kg)
Ref: 168
This natural and attractive Bat Box will fit into any garden, woodland or house wall site. It is made from high quality durable timber providing logevity and excellent insulation. Bats need Habitat as many of their roost have been lost over recent years. The narrow entrance slot and strong timber help to discourage predators. New building may require the provision of bat boxes/roosts. Bats can consume half their body weight in insects in an evening and will help keep down caterpilla numbers in your garden.Dimensions: (H. 380mm W. 180mm D. 100mm - Approx Weight 1.2kg)
Ref: 169
This oak/larch double chambered box provides habitat for many bats. The heavy construction provides good insulation and longevity, as well as preventing predators from chewing the entrance slot. There is an access ladder and hinged front door providing access for inspection and cleaning. Bat boxes should be sited 2.5 to 5 mtrs high (depending on whether low or high flying bats are sighted) Bats may change direction of roost preferred, dependant on weather conditions and season. Ideally three boxes should be fixed on a tree facing north, or south to south east. Dimensions: (H. 300mm W. 135mm D. 135mm - Approx Weight: 2kg)
Ref: 170
The original oak Hedgehog House is constructed from durable timber/oak with double layered roof for waterproofing and insulation and oak floor. The entrance tunnel provides protection from domestic cats and dogs, foxes and badgers. There is a hinged inspection door at the back for annual cleaning and inspection of sick or rescued hedgehogs. The house comes complete with vent pipe and instructions. Dimensions: (H. 200mm W. 420mm. D. 380mm - Approx Weight: 7kg)
Ref: 171
A robust and purposeful product, the Hedgehog Habitat provides a safe habitat for hedgehogs in the garden and is suitable for hibernation, breeding and Summer shelter. Heavy construction from durable FSC timbers gives strength and longevity. The roof is double skinned for insulation and weather protection, whilst the raised timber floor keeps damp out. Its robust, all-screwed construction withstands crushing/strimming. An specially constructed internal tunnel allows the hedgehog in but deters predators. Completing the unit there is a removable roof for annual cleaning and inspection of sick or rescued hedgehogs. Dimensions: (H. 270mm x W. 420mm x D. 480mm) Weighs 7.16 kg
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