A tiny parasitic wasp that lays its eggs inside aphids causing them to mummify and die.
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Ideal for greenhouse use, this predatory gall midge attacks over 60 species of aphids.
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While not insects, beneficial nematodes attack and destroy many soil-borne pests.
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An extremely important pollinator of many garden and greenhouse crops.
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Nature's first line of defense against nuisance flies -- including the common housefly.
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These small tan-colored mites seek out fungus gnat larvae in the soil and feed on their contents.
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Besides aphids, lacewing larvae feed on a wide variety of soft-bodied insect pests.
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Our most popular beneficial insect! Adults and larvae feed on soft-bodied pests and eggs.
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Diglyphus isaea attacks and kills leaf-miner larva in the "mine" and lays an egg on it.
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Attacks all species of mealybugs and will feed on aphids and soft scale when mealybugs are scarce.
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These tiny, non-stinging wasps are very effective at providing moth and caterpillar control.
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Adults and nymphs feed by piercing insects with their "beak" and sucking out the body fluids.
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A ferocious predator that attacks just about anything in its path, including other "good bugs."
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Feeds by penetrating its prey with a harpoon-like proboscis and sucking out the juices.
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An important -- and popular -- biological control of the two-spotted spider mite.
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A voracious predator that moves quickly to capture its prey; the egg and larval stages of thrips.
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The most cost effective biological control agent for use against greenhouse whiteflies.
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Got bugs? Forget the nasty chemicals and enlist the aid of “good bugs” to battle pests.
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