Dragonfli offer the widest range of biological pest control solutions in the UK. Recommended by the RHS and with over 20 years of experience tackling garden pests we offer affordable biological controls suitable for any home garden or greenhouse. Compatible with natural and organic gardening we provide information and guidance on all of our biological controls for easy application and success.

Unsure what you are dealing with? Our experts are on hand to help identify and provide solutions to your gardening pest problems. Find out more about our delivery promise for all live orders, including our British bumblebees. Shop with confidence knowing Dragonfli have you covered. Our experts are on hand to help identify and provide solutions to your gardening pest probems.

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When shopping with Dragonfli expect a personal service and exceptional quality. Your problems are unique and your solutions should be the same. With over 20 years of experience rest assured we are here to help, with not just products, but advice. With fresh stock arriving daily Dragonfli offer the largest range of natural controls available for quick dispatch.

Cabbage White Caterpillar Report

Caterpillars are the larvae of moths and butterflies. Some of which feed on the plants we grow to eat or populate our gardens and greenhouses with. Caterpillars cause damage by chewing and eating leaves, flowers, seeds and fruit, often leaving frass where they have been eating.

Carrot Root Fly Report

Carrot Root Fly [Psila rosae ] is a small black fly that lays eggs, which develop into creamy-yellow coloured larvae that damage Carrots and other vegetables like Carrots, Parsnips and Celery. The larvae burrow into the Carrot roots making tunnels. The symptoms can show as rusty brown scars. The damage can become so bad that the carrots become un-edible.

Chafer Grub Report

There are six species of Chafer beetles in the U.K. Several of these species can cause significant damage to lawns and turf in their larval stage. The most common species is the Garden Chafer [Phyllopertha horticola], which emerges as adults from lawns in May-June. It quickly mates and starts to lay eggs that develop into larvae or grubs from about late July - early August.

Spider Mite Report

Spider mites or two spotted mites (Tetranychus urtica) are a common pest found in greenhouses or hydroponic set ups. These mites cause leaf damage by sucking out the contents of plant cells leaving discoloration in white splotchy patches across the leaves. Dragonfli have developed some simple systems to help you get rid of these persistent pests.

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