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LADYBUG
FACTS
Ladybugs
are beneficial insects that become a nuisance when they
hibernate in homes. The BioCare Asian Ladybug Trap uses
special-wavelength UV fluorescent light and a pheromone
lure and attractant to attract Ladybugs indoors. The Ladybugs
fall through the funnel and are trapped in the jar so
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Asian
Ladybug Trap
$37.99
Item No. ALB6
Ladybugs
are beneficial insects that become a nuisance when they
hibernate in homes. The BioCare Asian Ladybug Trap uses
a special wavelength ultra-violet fluorescent light,
as well as a pheromone lure, to attract indoor ladybugs.
The ladybugs fall through the funnel and are trapped
in the jar so you can safely dispose of them or release
them outdoors.
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Asian
Ladybug Lure
$3.35
Item No. S1527
Our Asian Ladybug Lure acts like
a magnet that draws ladybugs into traps. Package contains
a set of 2 individually-wrapped ladybug lures plus 2
vials of liquid bug booster lure.
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Aphid
Chaser
$5.65
Item No. S512
Ward
off pest aphids on roses with a natural pheromone that
alarms aphids and causes them to stop feeding and eventually
move on or die of starvation. Non-toxic dispensers do
not affect beneficial insects and control most prevalent
aphids types, especially Green Peach Aphid, the most
common species that attacks roses. One dispenser hung
on each infested rose plant wards off aphids in 5 to
7 days. Dispenser works for 3 to 4 weeks. Apply dispensers
early in the season to prevent aphid colonies from becoming
established. Package contains 8 individually wrapped
dispensers, enough for one full season.
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Ladybug
Lure
$6.99
Item
#S702
Our
Lady Bug Lure acts like a magnet that draws lady bugs,
lacewings and other beneficial insects to gardens to
devour pests such as aphids, plant lice, and scale insects.
Use one lure for each square yard of infested plants,
or one lure for each rose bush or shrub. Effective natural
control starts immediately and control is seen within
one week. Package contains a set of 4 individually wrapped
lures.
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Apple
Maggot Lures
$5.35
Item No. S508
Apple
Maggots are a type of fruit fly that attack apples,
blueberries, hawthorn, plums, pears and cherries.
They cause extensive fruit damage that renders fruit
useless. The fly is smaller than a housefly and appears
throughout the summer. Most fruits are attacked by
flies that lay their eggs during late spring to early
summer.
The
SpringStar Apple Maggot lure is a one-season, controlled-release
lure system. Flies are attracted by the lures and
come to a sticky demise on the juicy-looking apple
sphere. Hang traps 1 to 2 weeks before bud break.
Lures last up to 4 weeks.
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Apple
Maggot Trap with Lures
$11.40
Item No. S510
Apple
Maggots are a type of fruit fly that attack apples,
blueberries, hawthorn, plums, pears and cherries.
They cause extensive fruit damage that renders fruit
useless. The fly is smaller than a housefly and appears
throughout the summer. Most fruits are attacked by
flies that lay their eggs during late spring to early
summer.
The
SpringStar Apple Maggot trap and lure set have proved
effective at reducing apple maggot damage. Flies are
attracted by the lures and come to a sticky demise
on the juicy-looking apple sphere.
The
reusable trap includes our one-season, controlled-release
lure system. Place traps in trees 1 or 2 weeks before
bud break in early spring, and leave out until harvest
time.
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Codling
Moth Trap
$7.75
Item No. S1506
Codling
moths are worldwide pests that damage the fruits of
apple, pear and quince during the insect's worm stage.
Codling moths can infest every apple in an orchard if
left unchecked. The worms burrow through the fruit,
leaving brown frass and tunnels. The resulting fruit
is often unsuitable for eating. Codling moth worms hatch
out of eggs which are laid on the fruit by female moths.
The moths emerge 3 to 5 times a year (depending on climate)
starting soon after bud break. Controlling the moths
during these key flight times, before the eggs are laid,
can effectively prevent worm damage to fruit. The Codling
Moth Trap pinpoints these flight times by capturing
the male moths which fly at the same time as the female
moths. Apply appropriate controls at these peak times.
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