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Now available for planting:
Elephant garlic
has a mild, sweet flavour with huge cloves; it can grow from the tropics to temperate regions.
Red and Golden Shallots
are a gourmet addition to the garden.
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DIPEL®/Bt/Caterpillar control
 A pest control mainstay for organic growers worldwide. Dipel contains Bacillus thuringiensis, or Bt for short, it is highly effective and selective against most species of caterpillars including lawn armyworm syn. lawn grub (EcoGrub and Eco-Neem is also good for this), cotton bollworm, cabbage moth, cabbage white butterfly, green looper, lightbrown apple moth, pear looper, vine moth, soybean looper and tobacco looper. This biological control is a bacterial stomach poison for all caterpillars, which is mixed with water and sprayed onto foliage. It must be ingested by the actively feeding caterpillar as it is not a contact spray, which dies 3-5 days later. It is totally safe to beneficial insects, bees, and mammals. Bt is broken down by sunlight within a few days, so repeated applications may be necessary. Nature's Way Caterpillar Killer supplied as 1 carton containing 5 packs of 10g with each 10g making up to 10L of spray. Material Safety Data Sheet PB113 PB145 minimum 5 per order |
EcoGrubThe active insecticidal constituents you may already use around the home: 10g/L Eucalyptus Oil, 2.5g/L Tea Tree Oil are combined with fertiliser and a wetting agent; use it to control Lawn Grubs - also known as Lawn Army Worm and African Black Beetle - in your lawn and garden beds. The fertiliser promotes healthy growth of your lawn once the pest is killed. The wetting agent aids in penetration of the soil to enable the products to reach the grubs. Leaves no harmful residue. Measuring cap included. 1L EcoGrub Concentrate makes up to 21L of spray and covers 50m2 as a control of Lawn Armyworm or 8m2 as a control of African Black Beetle. PB152 PB153 minimum 5 per order |
Success - Naturalyte Insect ControlDerived from a naturally occurring soil organism (actinomycete), a fast-acting insecticide that controls caterpillars on fruit and vegetables including cabbage white butterfly, diamond back moth, heliothis (budworm), light brown apple moth, pear and cherry slug. It has a low toxicity to beneficial insects and to birds, earthworms and mammals. 200ml makes 10L of spray. Material Safety Data Sheet PB101 |
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See also: Pyrethrum products |
Meets National Organic StandardsThis symbol appears next to products that have either ingredients which are permitted for use in organic and biodynamic farms or are acceptable cultural strategies for pest control. This standard is detailed in the Australian Certified Organic Standard (ACOS) 2010 as defined by Standards Australia. We encourage you to strive for this standard in your home and garden.
Organic growers should always check with their own certifying organisation for the acceptability of any product.
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