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We are Goonhavern Garden Centre and Chacewater Garden centre - two proudly independent, family-owned garden centres run by Liz and Chris Finney. com/products/nippon-ant-insect-killer-kit-for-home-garden-black-ant-control-2-x-liquid-gel-25g-with-2-x-ant-bait-stations Eliminates ants without mess or trace. https://sisiukltd. Monday: 09:00 - 17:00Tuesday: 09:00 - 17:00Wednesday: 09:00 - 17:00Thursday: 09:00 - 17:00Friday: 09:00 - 17:00Saturday: 09:00 - 17:00Sunday: 10:00 - 16:00 EFFECTIVE NIPPON ANT KILLER KIT AVAILABLE: Opening Times Monday - Sunday 9. 00pm
- Nippon Ant Killer Liquid is particularly useful when the ant nest site is unknown or inaccessible
- To use apply a few drops of the liquid, preferably in the late evening, to a non-absorbent surface,
- Do not disturb feeding ants as it is essential they take the bait back to the nest and the rest of the colony.
- The type that tend to be attracted inside the home.
- Worker ants take the sweet bait back to the nest and feed it to the whole colony.
- Should be used at the first sign of ant activity – normally in early spring
- near to the ant run
- 3 x Tubes 25g
- It consists of a sugary bait specially formulated to appeal to black ants –
- The control system is ideal for household use and can be used both indoors and outdoors around domestic or industrial premises.
Reviews
Gemma
One 25 g sealed tube received safely and in reserve, just in case! I have found this the most effective over the years and am happy that as it is a colourless liquid, there is no powder scattered around. !
PaulC
Just a little blob is enough, I find. As soon as I see ants on the block paving I'll put some in this down (using a refillable Nippon bait box usually).
CobWeb
. With the recent hot dry weather, every house in our street has ant nests on their driveway . No doubt this will help control the ants we have, thus controlling the aphids :)
and let's face it, you have to act quickly with ants or all their mates are there in the blink of an eye! Have loads of ants which have recently started farming aphids on some of our plants, not ideal as they also scare away the aphids natural predators.
It would seem that the ants prefer this to aphids though, they can't get enough - came out in swarms to eat it! Ants go mad for this stuff! except for us!
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