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Gardening Naturally Winter Tree Wash Protect Trees Against Insects Makes 10 Litres

Gardening Naturally Winter Tree Wash Protect Trees Against Insects Makes 10 Litres by Amazon.co.uk

Price last update: 12/06/2025

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• Size: 500ml.
• Makes 10 Litres.
• Natural plant and fish oils which have been formulated to remove the debris, dust and dirt.
• Insects are no longer able to secure their eggs on to the plants and trees.
• It controls the eggs, larvae and nymphs of aphids.

Description

This Gardening Naturally winter tree wash is made from a blend of natural plant and fish oils, it has been formulated to remove the debris, dust and dirt from trees, the insects then find it very difficult to secure their eggs onto the washed plants and trees thus stopping overwintering plants.
The product works by a purely physical means and is suitable for edible and ornamental crops and can be used outdoors or under glass.
It stops the eggs, larvae and nymphs of aphids. Use on apple, pear, plum, cherry, gooseberry, blackcurrant, blackberry, raspberry and redcurrant trees and bushes
Size : 500ml, Makes 10 Litres
Directions for use:
For best results apply during calm dry conditions from late September through to February. For fruit trees, treat after leaf fall and prior to bud break in spring.
Loosen cap and squeeze gently to fill measuring chamber. Mix 50ml per litre of water and apply as a fine spray, thoroughly covering all bark surfaces, ensure the crooks of branches or stems where pests may harbour are not missed.
Always test 24 hours before if the spray will be making contact with anything else other than the tree, concrete, bricks etc.
Should I Wash My Fruit Trees
Winter moth is the name given to several different moths where the females have no wings, they emerge from the soil between November and April and climb up trees and lay their eggs.
Eggs hatch as the trees start to bud and caterpillars emerge and start feeding.Eggs hatch as the trees start to bud and caterpillars emerge and start feeding.
Winter Tree Wash
Stop Winter Moth Caterpillars
Winter moth is a pest problem which is mainly found in apple, pear, plum and cherry trees.
Feeding damage is most noticeable in the summer when the leaves are fully expanded and the holes made during the spring have enlarged with leaf growth.
Blossom and developing fruit can also be damaged, early damage on apples can cause a deep graze to develop by the time the fruit have reached full size in late summer
The tree can be washed in the winter using winter tree wash
Winter moth is the name given to several different moths with no wings which emerge from the soil between November and April
Feeding damage is most noticeable in the summer when the leaves are fully expanded and the holes made during the spring have enlarged with leaf growth.
The caterpillars continue to feed until early June. They then go down into the soil where they pupate.