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A natural habitat for ladybirds and other beneficial insects. The Ladybird Tower has a central chamber filled with natural material, and there are many holes drilled at an upward angle for the insects to reach the insulated and safe inner chamber. If necessary a roof panel may be removed for inspection or cleaning.
A ground pole is provided so that the tower is easy to site into lawns, sheltered flower beds, wooded glades or even in planters.
Dimensions: 480mm x 1110mm x 110mm
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NaturalCollection.com product code: 43377
Shipping Weight: 628g
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Submitted by anonymous
on 8th Nov 2010
Q: What type of wood are your insect homes made from? I want something that is going to last well and need to know if it requires any treatment before i put it up. I have seen different homes for sale and want to choose the best one in terms of look and function, can you please help?
A: Hi, this Ladybird Insect Towe is constructed from solid FSC birch logs and oak, larch, or similar timber for durability. It comes complete with it's own ground pole and which is easy to site into lawns, sheltered flower beds, wooded glades or even in planters. The naturally durable timbers require no preservative.
I hope this helps. Robyn.
