In fact, they can wipe out aphids faster than the Lady Beetle or Green Lacewing. Introducing beneficial insects to your ...

Lacewings and their relatives, belonging to the order Neuroptera, are fascinating insects known for their diverse forms and ecological roles. Recent research has shed light on the evolutionary ...

Aphids eat the sap by sucking it from plant leaves, stems and roots Aphids destroy green plant, cobwebs and many insect pests Aphids eat the sap by sucking it from plant leaves, stems and roots ...

Predatory insects include lady beetles, praying mantids, assassin bugs, lacewings, wasps, and syrphid flies. Depending on the insect, the larva, adults, or both stages can be predators. Here are few ...

lacewings, syrphid fly larvae and parasitic wasps. Because aphids can multiply very fast, it will likely take some time for the predator insects to catch up and reduce aphid numbers. Protect natural ...

The common green lacewing is a lime green, delicate insect, with translucent, intricately veined wings. It is common in gardens and parks, where it helps to control aphid pests. There are 14 species ...

Many natural enemies, such as assassin bugs, lady beetles, green lacewings and other predators feed on lace bug eggs, nymphs and adults to help limit lace bug feeding. A high pressure water spray from ...