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Traps & Lures
Containing no pesticides, insect traps use visual cues (colors and shapes that are attractive to insects), pheromone lures (sexual attractants) or food to capture pests. And they’re designed not to attract beneficial insects. Whether indoors or out, traps both:
• Monitor pest populations by determining when insects first emerge, their relative numbers and where they are coming from.
• Control pest populations, often keeping them below numbers that will cause real damage.
Used in conjunction with other natural pest controls — such as beneficial organisms — insect traps can play a major role in your control program. Have a specific pest problem you’re dealing with? Call or email us and we can suggest the best remedy for you.
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Spider & Insect
$3.95Use to capture creepy crawlies including ants, roaches, spiders and more!
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Pantry Moth
$8.95The perfect solution for pesky moths that contaminate stored foods and dried goods.
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Roach Magnet
$7.50Patented box design fits into small, tight corners where creepy crawlies hide.
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Slug Saloon
$9.95Proven design that has been trapping slugs and snails with great success!
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Stink Bug (Outdoor)
$9.95Captures ALLÂ stages – both males and females – from nymph to adult. Poison free!
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Stink Bug Light
$19.95Use to catch overwintering stink bugs indoors… without baits or chemicals!
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TangleTrap (8oz)
$7.95AÂ natural adhesive used to help rid plants, gardens and greenhouses of pest problems.
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TangleTrap Spray (10oz)
$11.95Protect your yard and gardens from harmful pests before they take over.
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The BlackBox
$15.95Use to rid your lawn and garden of gophers and other digging rodents.
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WHY
$16.50Uses 3 separate attractants to capture 20 species of wasps, hornets and yellowjackets.
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Yellow Jacket (Disposable)
$6.50A powerful attractant is included; you simply add water and hang it outside.
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Yellow Jacket (Reusable)
$14.95Unique design captures all major species — will NOT attract beneficial honeybees.
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Yellow Sticky
Use to attract and capture whiteflies, thrips, fungus gnats, flea beetles &Â more!
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