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Naturally Effective Garden Helpers
Our live ladybugs support a thriving garden ecosystem, providing a natural and sustainable solution.
Controls Common Garden Pests
Ladybugs naturally help manage aphids, mites, and other soft-bodied garden pests.
Carefully Packed for Fresh Arrival
Shipped with care in temperature-controlled packaging to ensure live and active arrival.
Easy to Release & Use
Simply open, release, and let the ladybugs get to work supporting your garden.
BMB
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025
Arrived alive and ready to release. Not so great for Florida because the lizards eat most of them. Hopefully they're some survivors.
Amber
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025
This is a great purchase! I bought it for my garden, because we were overran by pests. They made it so all the aphids in my garden were gone.
Gillian Travis
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
All of the ladybugs arrived alive and hungry. I'd been fighting a miserable daily battle with a bad aphid infestation and lost a lot of seedlings to them. I used frost tarps to tent the raised beds and turned these ladies loose inside. They immediately got to work and my garden was aphid-free within 24 hours. I removed the tarps and waved goodbye, although quite a few hung around. I haven't seen an aphid since!
Francisco C.
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
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Kathleen Stark
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2024
I have been fighting an aphid infestation on my hibiscus plants. I have tried treating them with insecticical soap, garlic barrier, and Arber. All those seem to do was keep the plant from being destroyed but as soon as I would water or it would rain, I would need to reapply. I ordered these ladybugs and followed the included instructions, released them first thing in the morning around the hibiscus plants and within hours they were all over the plant having an aphid feast. In the included paperwork, it stated that not all lady bugs may arrive alive but in mine every single one was alive. My hibiscus look amazing now and I think I might even have lady bug eggs now. I will definitely order again if the need arises.
L. Cameron
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2024
I ordered these ladybugs in order to help with a whitefly problem. I should have ordered them a lot sooner, but didn't notice the whiteflies in the trees until they had proliferated, and the "honeydew" causes problems with all our plants in the vicinity of the tree. Hopefully the ladybugs will help. I felt guilty ordering them in the heat of the summer because I was afraid they would all be dead or dying. The reason I'm writing the review is that I actually did not find a dead one in the bunch. (I'm sure there were a few I didn't see, but I seriously did not see one.) This has never happened before, and this was August...delivered in Texas. We live in a small town, and our postman was kind enough to take them back to the post office and notify me, since they were labeled Live Ladybugs, so they wouldn't be left out in the heat. I'm having to keep the area watered, because it's been so dry here, but I still see ladybugs after a few days. At any rate, I'll be ordering these again next year...much earlier.
J. L. Morris
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2024
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Bongo the Magic Monkey
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2023
I ordered these from a different company because it looked like they would be shipped in a plastic container rather than a bag. I was surprised when they arrived that they were still sent in a bag with the empty container thrown in the box which defeated the purpose of the container entirely.Even worse I noticed several black ants in the box, but thought maybe a few got in during transit. I took out the bag and left the ladybugs inside for release that night and threw away the box that still had ants. When I went to release the ladybugs I noticed more ants around the bag, but still thought it might be from transport. I watered the plants on the patio and poured the bag into a ceramic pot next to the plants.Next day I noticed there were quite a few dead in the wood chips. When I went through them I noticed more black ants in the pot. I made sure there were no living ladybugs left and took the chips and ants to the dumpster. Since then the ants have shown up in most of the surrounding pots outside and unfortunately some seem to have migrated through the patio window as I have begun to find them in plants next to that window.I live on the second floor there is no ground or ants to nest in or a way for the ants to get to the balcony garden which is in pots. Moreover I have had many of these plants going on three years and have never found a single ant among them or inside the apt before that shipment. I think these might be wild harvested ladybugs that picked up some ants during collection or their original source otherwise infested with black ants. Buyer beware.
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