Plum Fruit Moth Trap Roses It prefers a well drained

It prefers a well drained soil but isn't particular about pH and can cope with long dry spells

North-facing walls will produce fewer blooms

The contents of which are definitely more pinot noir than cabernet sauvignon

vanilla-sweet scented flowers in May and June

Crazy for You would love to be surrounded by other pure red and pure white roses

Plum Fruit Moth Trap Roses It prefers a well drainedPlum 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