Nippon ? putting pests in their place

by | May 5, 2017 | News, Products | 0 comments

pests

As spring gets in full flow, gardeners are turning their attention to pests and how best to keep them under control over the summer months.

A firm favourite with gardeners is Nippon ? the trusted pest control brand, which has a wide range of products available to tackle most garden critters, especially ants and wasps.

Nippon?s Ant range consists of nine products including best sellers Nippon Ant Killer Powder and Nippon Ant Control System.

Nippon Ant Killer Powder is highly effective on ants and other crawling insects.? Used both in and outside the home, users simply puff the powder down cracks or skirting.? Long lasting, one application can last up to six months.

For customers looking for a more discreet pest control system, Nippon Ant Control System is perfect. Containing two refillable ant bait stations and Nippon Ant Killer Liquid it eliminates ants and their nests without a trace.? Simply lay next to the ant trail, the ants will take the bait and return to their nest.

Wasps are just as pesky as ants for gardeners, with Nippon creating three products to tackle these aerial pests – Nippon Wasp Control System, Nippon Wasp Nest Destroyer Foam and Nippon Wasp Nest Powder.

The Nippon Wasp Control System is safe to use around children and pets, and simply hangs from the tree.? Containing a trap and attractant, it can last up to three months providing a wasp-free environment over the summer months.

For more information about Nippon, visit: www.vitax.co.uk

more latest news ➡

Steve Morgan

GCR PROFILES STEVE MORGAN, CHAIR OF ZEST OUTDOOR LIVING

A popular and well-known figure in the garden industry, Steve Morgan is the sort of person you would want to be on your side. In many ways he built Zest and the wider P & A Group of which he is also Chair, to the same model. It’s a family business, where the...

autumn

Moving From Summer to Autumn Without Confusing Customers

Seasonal transitions are among the most delicate moments in retail. For garden centres, where atmosphere and emotion drive purchasing decisions, the shift from summer to autumn must feel natural, not abrupt. Customers should sense continuity, not contradiction....

Engineering before technology

Engineering Before Technology

Commercial organisations across the UK are navigating a rapidly changing energy landscape. Energy systems are evolving, regulation is tightening, costs remain challenging,and expectations around sustainability and resilience continue to increase. In this...

Christmas

Why August Matters More Than October for Christmas

For decades, October was considered the unofficial start of Christmas retail, the moment when festive displays appeared, stock arrived, and customers began to think ahead. But in today’s supply‑chain reality, October is no longer early; it’s reactive. The smartest...

spirits

Craft Spirits, Gifting, and Seasonal Tasting Events

Craft spirits have evolved from niche indulgence to mainstream fascination, and garden‑centre retail is increasingly embracing this shift. With customers seeking authenticity, provenance, and experience, craft spirits offer a natural extension of the lifestyle and...

deli and bakery in garden centres

Bakery & Deli Freshness, Display, and the Power of Smell

Few retail experiences are as instantly evocative as walking into a garden‑centre bakery or deli. The scent of freshly baked bread, the sight of golden pastries, and the hum of conversation around the café create an atmosphere that feels both indulgent and...

footwear

The footwear conundrum: A Year‑Round Opportunity

Footwear has quietly become one of the most consistent performers in garden‑centre retail. Once seen as a functional add‑on, it now represents a category that bridges lifestyle, leisure, and practicality, appealing to customers across seasons and demographics. From...









Subscribe ToThe Wednesday Word

Subscribe To
The Wednesday Word

 

Get all the latest news, events & more straight to your inbox every Wednesday.

You have Successfully Subscribed!

Pin It on Pinterest

Share This