Ladybird House
£16.49
The Ladybird House is an attractive, hand-crafted, wooden habitat for ladybirds and other beneficial insects. Supplied with a mounting pole, it is designed to be free-standing. Position next to aphid infected plants, in a sheltered, warm spot away from prevailing winds in flower beds, rose or shrub borders or even in a planter on a terrace. Dimensions 30cm high x 15cm x 15cm. N.B. We supply LIVE Ladybirds (adults and larvae) between Feb and September each year.
Special Offer -Add a twin pack of Ladybird Feeders to your order and save £1.00 off the combined price – savings applied at checkout.
Special Offer -Add 2 sachets of Ladybird Food to your order and save £2.00 off the combined price – see below.
Full Description
This Ladybird House is designed to simulate the natural habitat sought by ladybirds for hibernation helping more of these beneficial insects survive the winter. Position a Ladybird House in your garden to encourage ladybirds to feed, breed and over-winter in your garden leading to a permanent increase in the number of these beneficial insects.
The Ladybird House is an attractive, hand-crafted, wooden habitat for ladybirds and other beneficial insects, which has a central chamber filled with natural material, that provides a cosy place for them to bed down. Holes are drilled in an upward angle, so the ladybirds can reach this insulated and safe inner chamber. If necessary the roof panel may be removed for inspection or cleaning. Supplied with a mounting pole, it is designed to be free-standing. Position next to aphid infected plants, in a sheltered, warm spot away from prevailing winds in flower beds, rose or shrub borders or even in a planter on a terrace. Dimensions 30cm high x 15cm x 15cm. N.B. We supply LIVE Ladybirds (adults and larvae) between Feb and September each year.
Special Offer -Add a twin pack of Ladybird Feeders to your order and save £1.00 off the combined price – savings applied at checkout.
Special Offer -Add 2 sachets of Ladybird Food to your order and save £2.00 off the combined price – see above.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Delighted with my ladybird house, getting ready for winter.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Purchase dispatched the same day it was ordered and arrived the day after that, exceptional considering the pandemic emergency. This is a birthday present for my Dad; he is delighted with the ladybird house
Sarah (verified owner) –
Quick service, love the ladybird house, quality is amazing. Clear instructions with everything. Already planning what I can buy next.
Christopher Monk –
Bought the ladybird house as a gift and it went down so well that I bought 3 more for other family members! Lovely idea and natural looking feature for the garden. Delivery prompt each time 🙂
Terri (verified owner) –
Well made, clever design and looks very attractive in the garden.
Elaine Rawlings –
We had ladybirds in this LB house with in days and the were ravenously eating black fly!
If I had one little negative it was that the stick was too long to be able to poke down into our raised bed. We cut some of
Anonymous –
Wonderful ladybird house. Ladybirds arrived safe and alive.
Susan Wooliner (verified owner) –
I ordered a ladybird House which is very well made and looks lovely and also some weed mats as yet I have not used them but they are quite a big size so good value for money.
Eleanor Stevens (verified owner) –
Prompt service. The ladybird larvae worked wonders on my black fly infested cucumber plant, which is now thriving. I love the ladybird house too. Very pleased with my purchases and service.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Nematodes from you to deal with vine weevil grubs have been useful over the years in dealing with what would otherwise here be a major pest in containers. The ladybird house was simple to put together, seems sturdy, and we hope will be a good addition to insect provision in the garden. Delivery time was good, & packaging sensible.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
I bought the ladybird house about a year ago to deal with an aphid infestation, along with some ladybird larvae. The larvae made short work of the aphids, but I suspect most of the ladybirds just flew off to the surrounding areas.
However, I have not had an issue with aphids this year. Regardless of whether any ladybirds chose to inhabit the house, it must be a nice environment for insects, so I like it.
That said, it has deteriorated after only one year. No doubt the snow and repeated frosts and continuous wet weather in the winter of 2023 helped to break it down. The bark is coming off it and it’s looking worse for wear, but as a natural product (essentially a bit of wood with holes in it), I am sure it will continue to be a suitable home for insects for years until it completely breaks down.