Grazers G4

works ok, no lily beetles as yet. good for all wildife but not for lily beetles

So far so good, no sign of the little red bugs

Just just what it says on the (tin) or in this case spray bottle

Think it works, have gone through it quickly though. Have found 5 beetles this yr alone. Use normal bug spray also. Not as many beetles this year than previous yrs so hence why I think it works. Will need another bottle, thought it would last this yr, expensive if I have to buy another.

Absolute rubbish, does not work at all.Would have put 0 star but you don't get that option

I don’t like to use chemicals, but my tree lilies were being devastated by lily beetles. If it’s just 1or 2 I pick them off, but this year we’ve had an explosion of the little lighters. This treatment is really easy to use, just spray all over the plants. I advise to wear gloves and a mask. It smells dreadful, but it does the job. No more lily beetles.

I grew lilies for the first time last year (King Charles Coronation lilies) and do not recall a problem with bugs. This year I became very much aware of a problem as the young shoots and especially the leaves were smothered in what I learned were red lily bugs, which were making masses of holes in the leaves. (photo on left was taken 12 April). I investigated a solution and this spray was recommended on the RHS website, being wildlife friendly and non-pesticide. It came quickly and I followed the instructions - picking off as many bugs as I could by hand, then spraying the plants. I repeated this a second time and was pleased to note that the bugs had gone. I repeated the spraying after a spell of rain. As can be seen in the photo on right (taken 15 May), the newest leaves are not full of holes. It is much easier to control the bugs as there has only occasionally been the odd bug on one or other of the lilies, which can easily be picked off. I am confident that a respray will do the job if the bugs reappear en masse. Highly recommended.

Good. Works well. So good I bought another!