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lawngard prills
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Benefits
- Fast acting control of grass grub and soil dwelling insects.
- For use on lawns and garden soils.
- Easy to apply prills (granules).
- Lasts up to 3 months in soil.
organic insect control
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Benefits
- Fast acting control of a wide range of insect pests.
- For use on fruit, vegetables, roses and ornamentals.
- Natural pyrethrum insecticide.
- BioGro® Certified Organic for use in organic gardening.
- 1 day withholding period.
earwigs
Earwigs soil dwelling insects and rarely do much damage in the garden. However, they can be a nuisance in large numbers in a vegetable patch.
HOW TO CONTROL EARWIGS
To get rid of earwigs:
Control earwigs using Kiwicare LAWNGARD PRILLS sprinkled on soil and areas around plants or the buildings to be protected. Make sure to water well in.
About
Earwigs can eat live plants and can do damage to crops.
Female earwigs produce 20-60 eggs laid in burrows 3 to 4 centimetres under soil surface. Most species have one generation a year, over-wintering in the soil. Both adults and the young require moisture to live. Earwigs feed mostly at night, scavenging on dead insects, live and decomposing plant materials. Some earwig species are attracted to lights. In daylight earwigs will seek shelter under organic matter such as mulch, pea straw, leaf litter, and other debris. Earwigs prefer dark and damp areas.
Did you know
Earwigs are members of the insect order - Dermaptera.
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