Neudorff?s Pyrol protects against garden pests

by | Jun 9, 2017 | News, Products | 0 comments

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Pyrol Bug & Larvae Killer from Neudorff is a complete pesticide, containing a unique blend of innovative features to prevent garden damage from a wide variety of sucking and biting insects. Correctly applied it also offers minimal risk to bees and other beneficial insects to maintain great environmental credentials.

Containing the natural active ingredient pyrethrins, derived from the chrysanthemum flower, a natural contact insecticide that passes into the insect?s body, where it damages the nervous system of the insect to cause rapid death. In addition it contains rapeseed oil to control pests? eggs and larvae, ensuring all stages of the pest life cycle are controlled.

Jude Beharall, sales director for Neudorff UK, noted: ?Pyrol is the conscientious gardener?s bug killer. It is free of neonicotinoids, only requires a short wait prior to harvest when used on fruit and vegetables, and is approved for organic use by the Organic Farmers & Growers Association.?

Pyrol Bug & Larvae Killer is effective against a wide variety of sucking and biting insects, such as aphids, black flies, scale insects, spider mites and many more, and is available as a 750ml ready to use spray bottle and a 250ml concentrate bottle. There is also a rose specific formula available as a 500ml ready to use spray bottle.

Use plant protection products safely. Always read the label and product information before use.

For more information visit?www.neudorff-trade.co.uk

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