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Beneficial Insect & Hedgehog Habitats

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Attracting Ladybirds, lacewings, bumblebees and butterflies, amongst others are all possible with the habitats in this section - provide for these beneficial insects in the garden with one of these natural wooden houses and you will be rewarded as they feed on problem garden aphids and pests. By using one insect to control another, you can achieve very effective results with aphid problems without using pesticides and with no danger to humans, pets or beneficial creatures.

 

Beepol Bumblebee Lodge and Hive

Beepol Bumblebee Lodge and Hive

The Beepol Bumblebee Lodge provides an attractive, long lasting, safe and secure home for the hardworking bumblebee, an asset to every garden and a pollinator.

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Bee and Ladybird Box

Bee and Ladybird Box

Ladybirds and bees work hard in the garden, so it's only fair to reward them with a comfy place to live - and the Bee and Ladybird Box is all that and more! The box is made from cedar which is renowned for resisting rotting, damage from water and warping and siting it close to vegetation and ground cover will have the solitary bees and ladybirds making a 'beeline' for their new home!

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Ladybird Log Tower

Ladybird Log Tower

The Ladybird Log Tower will encourage the beneficial ladybirds into your garden - an adult ladybird may eat up to 5000 aphids during its lifetime - attracting ladybirds into the garden is a must for anyone with an aphid problem.

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Frogitat - The Ceramic Frog and Toad House

Frogitat - The Ceramic Frog and Toad House

This frost resistant ceramic frog and toad house, the 'Frogitat', with a mottled and part glazed finish, sits prettily when sited in a shady and damp area. The open front is cool in the summer whilst the ‘over-wintering shelf’ inside is warm for winter, after which they’ll appear just in time to eat slugs and snails.

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