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Your cart is empty.* Ladybug Guaranteed Live Delivery - this means you will never lose your money, even if the ladybugs arrive dead NaturesArt 1500 Live Ladybugs are a great way to attract beneficial insects to your garden and help control pests. These ladybugs are native to North America and are known for their voracious appetite for aphids, mites, and other harmful insects. Each pack contains approximately 1500 ladybugs and is guaranteed to arrive alive and well. Ladybugs are easy to care for and require no special attention. Simply release them in your garden or greenhouse, and they will begin to work their magic. They are also great for kids to learn about nature and the importance of biodiversity. NaturesArt 1500 Live Ladybugs are a natural and effective way to promote a healthy and pest-free garden. Release Instructions: When releasing outdoors make sure that there is shade for the ladybugs. Try to release in the evening so that they have some time to adapt to your location. Give your plants a light misting of water before the release. The ladybugs may become dehydrated during travel. The moisture will also help to attract and retain the ladybugs.
The Fisherman
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
Think these “many polka-dotted” bugs were MEXICAN, which are the kind that smell and bite. Oh, well they all flew away but next time I will examine my bugs more carefully!
shelly grigsby
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
It was so hot when i ordered so i was worried if they would be alive but all were alive and great for thrle garden. Arrived fast as well!
Mary J Williamson
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
Came ready to use!
Patrick
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025
Make sure you release them inside your greenhouse coz they will fly away in an open space.
A. Lawrence
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2025
I got a batch of ladybugs to combat aphids in a greenhouse. They arrived alive and are still thriving as of this writing! Plus they did the job assigned - no more aphids.
Mark P.
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2024
I usually order two of these every spring to cover six big trees in my backyard to keep the aphids in check. They ship in a box that has holes in it and is labeled live animals on the box. Ladybugs are nature's way of counterbalancing pests in the yard. Some people will complain that they just fly away, which might be true, but it is the eggs they lay before they migrate that is responsible for hatching the larvae that go to town eating up all the aphids and their eggs. It is totally worth the money. (and by the way, a lot of the ladybugs actually hang around...)
seattlenerd
Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2024
I've got a bunch of lilies, and many of them have a serious aphid infestation. I didn't want to spray nasty chemicals, so ... what to do? There is a "soap and water spray" recommendation which is fairly harmless, but why not employ some predators? In other words: ladybugs.So, the miracle that is Amazon sent me 1500 ladybugs. They arrived in a cubicle box, about 6 inches each edge, with a scary notice of "LIVE ANIMALS!" I have to tip my hat to the USPS letter carriers who deliver such things.They come in a little plastic container which has air holes (think fresh salsa container), and there are (of course) air holes punched into the side of the little cubical box. Inside the little plastic container is some kind of weird jumbled up thing that looks like string, and the lady bugs like it. Most of them crawl into the blob of string and hang out there.Rule Number 1. DO NOT OPEN THE PLASTIC CONTAINER INSIDE YOUR HOUSE. As charming as lady bugs are, they are less charming when they are indoors. When you open the lid, about 10-20 of them will immediately take flight, bellowing "Yo Mama So Ugly!" at those they've left behind.Rule Number 2. That weird ball of string is your friend. Think of it as a salt shaker, but instead of salt, you get lady bugs. This was my second batch of lady bugs, and my "salt shaker" approach was wildly superior to what I tried with the first batch. I'm not even going to tell you how I dispersed the first batch. I am blushing about this. PICK UP THE WEIRD BALL OF STRING AND GENTLY SHAKE IT OVER THE PLANTS THAT NEED SOME LADYBUG HELP.Observation: These ladybugs apparently come from some place in Florida, and I live in Washington State. One might reasonably wonder, "okay, so how many of the ladybugs survived the trip?" The answer is ... *all of them*. But: for both deliveries I picked up the package within 10 minutes of delivery, and brought the (sealed) box into my house (much cooler) for a couple hours before "delivering" the ladybugs.We've been having some pretty hot weather here, and I doubt that the ladybugs would have enjoyed 6 hours in 100F. Lesson here: use the "track package" feature that Amazon provides. If you can't pick up the ladybugs right away, find a neighbor who can.
Kora
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024
We ordered two containers of 1,500 to release at a memorial. 1st thing is they aren't even real lady bugs. They are Asian Beetle things. They are cousins. But NOT lady bugs. 2nd thing is that most were dead. Of the 3,000 we bought MAYBE 150 made it. When we were putting them on the plants yesterday they were mostly dead. We waited to see if maybe they were sleeping or something. But again today MOST the BEETLES are still not moving and crispy. Do not buy. Do more research to make sure you get REAL lady bugs.
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