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🐞 Unlock nature’s pest-fighting squad—because your garden deserves the best!
NaturesGoodGuys delivers 3000 live Hippodamia convergens ladybugs, a natural and chemical-free solution to control common garden pests like aphids, mites, and scale insects. Safe for people, pets, and plants, these pre-fed beneficial insects come with an educational guide and are ideal for both indoor and outdoor use, making pest management eco-friendly and engaging.










| Asin | B076ZQQC79 |
| Brand Name | NaturesGoodGuys |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (3,823) 4.4 out of 5 stars |
| Manufacturer | Nature's Good Guys |
| Material Type | cotton |
| Number Of Pieces | 3000 |
| Recommended Uses For Product | organic pest management |
| Style Name | Classic |
| Target Species | Lady Bug |
| Unit Count | 3000 Count |
| Upc | 657994614104 |
User
Good purchase
So the lady bugs arrived yesterday. We put them in the garden last night and some were dead (like maybe 25%), I assumed some would arrive dead, like how can you ensure 100% survive? Also, I let the kids help and one of the first things my kid did was hulk smash them in the bag so.... there's that. A couple also flew away almost immedietly, at no fault to the company. I was surprised to find this morning a significant number still remained and couple of them were doing "piggy back rides" as the kid put it. I'll take that as a good sign maybe they will repopulate. All in all, I think for $15, if all it is was a fun science experiment for the kids and they demolish the aphid population, it was a good deal.
User
Happy I purchased
This was definitely an experience. I felt good about releasing them into my garden and giving them a home if even for a little while. They were all alive and they went right to the flowers.
User
White aphid infestation no more!
This product is an excellent alternative to pesticides if you have a white aphid infestation in your leafy trees and bushes. I bought it twice in two weeks, hoping to establish a ladybug population around my weigelas, cherry laurels, and holly. After watering the yard, I released the ladybugs, and they immediately went to work devouring any white aphids they encountered. Within 24 hours of the second release, my aphid problem was completely resolved.
User
Really fun concept
These were so fun to put in the garden. Once I open the packages these bugs really wanted to get out! I'd see them here and there in the garden but I don't feel like most of them stayed. I did everything the package told me to do. I watered my, I refrigerated the bugs, and then I let them out. I didn't use any type of pesticide like neem oil in the garden once I let them lose so maybe they just didn't like me. I will note that I did not have any aphids to report anywhere in my garden this year.
User
Buying more next year
There were so many ladybugs. About 10 were deceased, which is to be expected since they were shipped . Pollinated my garden beautifully. Definitely getting more next year for sure.
User
don't expect them to be there the next day after release. they fly away
Super cool. all those live ladybugs. Let them loose in my raised garden and haven't seem them since. While they are good for gardens, we can't control where they go. I'm sure my neighbor with her overgrown back yard is probably loving the fact these ladybugs are eating the unwanted bugs.
User
All Alive!!!!
I’ve only opened one pack of 1500, but I will say I’m so surprised that they all seemed alive when spreading in the garden! Recommended seller for lady bugs.Update: after 5 days I opened the other pack of 1500. By the end of the release about 20 lady bugs seemed dead. That is amazing odds.
User
Needed
More were dead than alive…but…. A lot were alive, crawled right on my flowers that are covered in aphids and started eating right away. I would have given 5 stars if more were alive but hopefully this helps. I would buy more from this company if I need them!
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