Plum Fruit Moth Trap Roses It climbs by twining its

It climbs by twining its stems around supports and is happy to scramble through larger shrubs or into trees

and held in the formal hybrid tea style - not the loose

Sunny or lightly shaded position

Weather resistance: barely affected by rain or exposure

Plum Fruit Moth Trap Roses It climbs by twining itsPlum Fruit Moth Trap REFILL 2 lures and 2 sticky bases only. The caterpillars of Plum fruit moths are one of the major pests that damage damsons, gages and plums. A plum fruit moth trap has two purposes it traps the male Plum Fruit moth thereby stopping it from fertilising the female and by catching them it warns you of their presence in your orchard so you can take more aggressive steps against them if you like. Plum Fruit moth traps should be hung