Codling Moth Control Nematodes 60sq.m shallots and garlic 10 each of our best

10 each of our best selling superstart varieties

Two with male ends to accept popular quick connectors

In most seasons’ moths fly and mate on warm nights from early June to until the middle of August

Please allow up to 10cm/4in to be inserted in the ground and to give sufficient support the border plant supports should be reaching halfway up the plant

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Codling Moth Control Nematodes 60sq.m shallots and garlic 10 each of our bestCodling Moth Control Nematodes 60sq. m (Steinernema species) are microscopic worms that seek out codling moth caterpillars and eggs, then feed and multiply inside them to stop these pests damaging your fruit and nut trees. Nematodes are naturally found in soilby using this product you are simply topping up the natural population. Codling moth larvae are small white caterpillars with brown heads. Infestation can be identified by visible bore holes or