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"Every year
greenfly feed on plants at the start of their life cycle, as plants come into leaf in the spring.
The joy of hitting the natural balance is that although you may see a
greenfly colonies on your nasturtiums, you can watch hoverfly larvae devour the
greenfly on your roses, or delight in your kids counting the spots on the ladybirds and see the light catching lacewings' delicate green wings.
The joy of hitting the natural balance is that although you may see a couple of blackfly or
greenfly colonies on your nasturtiums, you can also watch hoverfly larvae devour the
greenfly on your roses, or delight in your kids counting the spots on the ladybirds and see the light catching the delicate green wings of the lacewings.
"In most years, the weather is more varied, but we've had a spell of really nice, warm conditions over the last week, causing the number of
greenfly to go up and up."
He said "Every year
greenfly feed on plants at the start of their life cycle, as plants come into leaf in the spring.
The current crop of
greenfly are 'homegrown', rather than an invasion from abroad, he added.
Have you noticed a increasing numbers of
greenfly Teesside lately?
With social media full of posts complaining about the
greenfly 'plague', we spoke to Dr Gordon Port fromNewcastle University'sSchool of Natural Environmental Sciences to find out why there are so many greenflies in the skies.
David D, email ACOMMON garden ants rarely attack plants and they feed on aphids such as
greenfly. But if they're bugging you, the product to use is Nippon, from garden centres and DIY stores.
Fly into action Look out for
greenfly on roses and rub off by hand or spray or wash them off with clean, soapy water - use a nondetergent liquid.