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Lacewings in the garden

The Lacewing is a gardener's friend.

They and their larvae, gobble up Aphids as though there were no tomorrow. You will probably find lacewings indoors during autumn and winter; leave them to over-winter in the comfy of your home.

The lavae of the lacewing also eats greenfly and blackfly.

  

Lacewing adult, that eats aphids - so do their young lavae
Lacewing by Nanthini ©2001 (Approx 8x actual size)