Celaflor wasp foam 2-in-1, with special foam nozzle for up to 3 metres, immediate contact effect and long-term effect for fast and sustainable control of wasp nests, 500 ml can

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Fake wasp nests have limitations and only work to deter wasps from building new nests within 4 metres or so. Wasp traps attract wasps, so they should only be used in gardens that already have something that attracts them (like apple trees); otherwise, you may see more wasps despite trapping some of them. For those who own property or work outdoors regularly, having a can of wasp spray on hand is a good idea. Even if you live in an area where wasps aren’t active year-round, when they are active, they can cause significant problems — and pain — in a short amount of time.

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This type of wasp spray comes ready to use without any mixing or secondary containers. This is the easiest option to use. It comes in an aerosol can with a trigger on the top. When you press the trigger, it ejects the spray through a narrow nozzle. This design allows you to spray the chemical accurately over some distance, and that distance should be printed on the can. The farther away you can stand from the wasps, the safer you’ll be. Commercial After you’ve sprayed the wasps, keep pets and children away from the area for a couple of hours. FAQReview these preparation tips should you decide to attempt spraying a wasp hive/nest with a water hose that includes: By placing a few of these deterrent products around your garden, you’ll definitely see fewer wasps.

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Below you can see 3 photos of a wasp nest my team and I removed from the void above a porch several years ago. The foam is very effective if you can soak the nest but if you can only see part of the nest, you may need to apply a second dose 24 hours after the first. Also, do remember that the bee population is in decline and some beekeepers will gladly come and collect a bees nest for free (assuming the type of bee produces honey of course).The team here at DIY Gardening did some research on this and we also asked a couple of experts for their opinion. My name is Daniel Woodley, and I spent 17 years working in the construction industry refurbishing old properties. There are dozens of reasons why bees might be visiting your garden; a nest nearby or pollen-rich plants in or near your garden being the most common reasons. If your garden is plagued by wasps, perhaps due to nearby apple trees or a wasp nest in a neighbouring garden, do give these traps a try.