Green Lacewings symbol_Tea short-stemmed

short-stemmed

yet still produced harvests rivaling its larger neighbors

white and orange varieties

The mild flavor is perfectly balanced by a hint of tartness

mild mustard flavor

Green Lacewings symbol_Tea short-stemmedEats both aphids and whiteflies! Chrysopa rufilabris This is a voracious predator, attacking almost any soft bodied insect that crosses its path. Best known for eating aphids and whiteflies (up to 60 per hour). Lacewings are shipped to you hatching or close to hatching by the time you receive them. When released they will lay eggs and provide several generations of predators. About 5,00010,000 lacewings will cover the average yard. Complete