Beneficial Insects

This native ladybug species is the best known garden predator available.

Shipped as egg cases, praying mantis require several weeks of warm temps to hatch.

The perfect pollinators! Non-aggressive mason bees are safe and easy to raise.

This fierce predator stuffs its 3mm length with thrips, spider mites and more!

An effective biological control for use against the two spotted spider mite.

The spined soldier bug feeds by penetrating its prey with a harpoon-like proboscis.

Hang the sachets in the affected area and let these natural forces do their work!

This very small, tan colored predator moves quickly to capture various thrips species.

This small parasitic wasp — 1/50th inch — attacks the eggs of leaf eating caterpillars.

An aggressive, non-stinging parasitic wasp used to control greenhouse whiteflies.