3000 Live Ladybugs - (2 X 1500 Live Ladybugs) - Guaranteed Live Delivery!

I have always released ladybugs. I will say first that my experience with delivery has been uneven. HOWEVER, this set of ladybugs was very nice. The ladybugs were alive which has been more than a challenge in the past. Seems like there were a lot in each bag. 1500 exactly who knows but definitely a very large number. Our little friends were active and took well to dormanting in the fridge. They seemed happy if one can tell this. In any case while I am not dinging for the high shipping fee which seemed pretty standard ups, tgey did get here. Some of this is really due to my efforts to forecast the weather so they shipped during a more moderate temp week. The other was tracking them closely and ensuring I got to the little friends quickly from mailbox. The best part was that they shipped on a Monday. Its a massacre when shippers send on a Thurs or Fri and the sit with USPS in a hot lockup over a weekend. Anyway this was a very positive experience, I am not sure the high shipping really did anything for a lightweight package mostly my efforts and the seller shipping early in the week but happy with the experience and will use this seller again but would appreciate a bit better shipping costs. May be part of a process to reduce dollars on returns by adding to shipping. No sure but again they key point is great ladybugs, great service and very happy as our the new garden friends who will only be with us a short tome then move on into our neighborhood to provide joy and pest control. Thank you.

So we bought these to control aphids in our yard, I didn't realize what they were until it was too late. I bought them last year, but there were too many aphids, even for this many ladybugs. I was fascinated when they arrived two mesh bags with 1500 each. I just opened the bags and sat them next to my milkweed plants and let them crawl out. I have to say they all crawled out. There were no dead ladybugs, even after shipping from the West Coast to Michigan. They put up a good fight last year and did make a little dent in the craziness of the aphids. This year I started early and I think I will order every two months through the fall. It's fascinating to watch these ladybugs attacking and eating those aphids though, and I didn't know ladybugs can live so long some up to three years, depending if they can find shelter during the winter. Honestly, though I released 3000 in the fall and did not see signs of any coming back this spring. These arrive, healthy and hungry for aphids lol

They are awesome!!!!!!! I turned them loose in my flower garden and they were all alive and well it was easy to cut the top and just watch all of them go there are hardly any aphids left and my flowers are thriving

Ladybugs arrived all alive and active. Dispersed in several key locations including A cut flower greenhouse that had thrips and some aphids. A week later and I’m seeing the ladybugs are still around. So that is good news! Now the problem is making sure they are off the flowers before I bring them inside. LOL!!

They arrived alive! We put them in the refrigerator and released them at dusk like recommended. Out of 3000, it looks like only 2 or 3 didn't survive the trip. We poured them out and they immediately went to work. The fly aways were negligible. And, it was fun releasing them. We will definitely be a repeat customer!

They arrived quickly. A few were dead, but they came with a lot of ladybugs. Hopefully they will stay in my flowerbeds and do their magic.

The ladybugs were all alive at the time of arrival. Within 24 hours of release, some had died. By nightfall, many had flown away (which is fine and I knew would happen). Many, however, stayed and feasted on the smorgasbord of aphids in my garden. It would have been nice to have an instruction sheet with release tips. All in all, worth it. The aphids were destroying my pollinator plants.

Tried to count them to ensure I got the right amount delivered but none of them would hold still long enough for me to tally them up or make sure I didn’t count the same one more than once. Quite lively little bugs, don’t think a single one died in transit. Will likely buy again for next years afid invasion.