How To Use greenfly In A Sentence
- Sponge the woolly bits with neat washing-up liquid, suggests a reader who says her father used to deal with greenfly on his roses in this way.
- Greenfly can literally suck a plant dry.
- Greenfly can literally suck a plant dry.
- Shrub roses underplanted with catmint or lavender will seldom suffer from greenfly infestations.
- Fortunately ladybirds love to eat greenfly and they can help the gardener to control them without having to use chemical sprays which can also kill helpful insects.
- Also, our garden seems to be the home for all the blackfly and greenfly in England, so the plants often get overwhelmed. Plants are Flowering: 2008 Garden Update #5
- I'm afraid I've never heard of blackfly or greenfly, but I do know that spraying soapy water on the plants is a good way to discourage pests. Plants are Flowering: 2008 Garden Update #5
- Hmm, nodded the others in agreement, as if they were on Gardeners Question Time and someone had just made a valid point about greenfly. What's Going On
- This elegant insect is a formidable greenfly guzzler and its larvae are particularly good at exterminating these ubiquitous pests.
- The greenfly, another live-bearer, has evolved a way of overcoming even this limitation.
