Lacewing box

Made from timber from sustainable surces, this lacewing chamber includes attractant and fittings so it is ready to go. Lacewing larvae feed on a number of troublesome pests including aphids, scale, leaf hoppers, mites and young caterpillars, while the harmless adults feed on honeydew as well as nectar and pollen. Having a nesting box like this will ensure that they can overwinter in a cosy environment, which will help increase their survival rates.

Try to have the house in place by the end of August and place it in a warm spot, with shelter from sun at the hottest part of the day.