Garden Guard Yellow Stiky Ribbon

Yes, the specific shade of yellow is scientifically proven to mimic the appearance of foliage and flowers that attract many flying insects, including aphids, whiteflies, fungus gnats, and thrips.

Absolutely. Because the ribbon is non-toxic and relies on physical adhesion rather than chemicals, it is perfectly safe to use near edible plants and crops.

For the best results, wrap the ribbon around stakes placed near your plants or string it along the perimeter of your garden beds. Ensure the ribbon is positioned at the same height as your plant canopy to intercept pests as they move between foliage.

While the trap is designed to target common pests, it is non-selective. To minimize the risk to pollinators, avoid placing the ribbon directly inside flowering plants where bees are actively foraging.

You should replace the ribbon once the surface is covered in insects or if it loses its stickiness due to dust and debris. In high-infestation areas, you may need to refresh it more frequently to maintain its trapping capacity.