[plopleuk]

dont kill them just deter like suggested already, get them here.

http://www.waspinator.co.uk/?gclid=CLe00Nf6xKMCFWUA4wodmA-FZA

[shokkyy]

dont kill them just deter like suggested already, get them here.

http://www.waspinator.co.uk/?gclid=CLe00Nf6xKMCFWUA4wodmA-FZA

Thanks, I'll give that a go. Apart from anything else, the traps that actually kill wasps can all just as easily kill bees. That's the trouble with traps generally, they're completely undiscriminatory.

[ma baker]

Hi all, just to share what happened to me last year i noticed lots of wasps in my garden around my gala apple tree. Decided to remove the apples after dark when i thought all the wasps would be back at their nest! so with bin bag and torch I crept out and found that the wasps had set up multiple occupancy dwellings in the actual apples which they had hollowed out!! Yuck. I now have no apple tree as I cut it down rather than have them come back this year.

[Paul Plots]

Hi all, just to share what happened to me last year i noticed lots of wasps in my garden around my gala apple tree. Decided to remove the apples after dark when i thought all the wasps would be back at their nest! so with bin bag and torch I crept out and found that the wasps had set up multiple occupancy dwellings in the actual apples which they had hollowed out!! Yuck. I now have no apple tree as I cut it down rather than have them come back this year.

That was drastic!

Couldn’t you have tried putting up a notice first: “No Vacancies – The tree’s full”

[peterjf]

to me , the wasps are searching for grubs , caterpillars ,

we found a small dish of malt vinegar works a treat ,

anything sweet turns the wasps drunk , even sweat can make a wasp aggresive

place the vinegar up wind of where you are working ,

the aroma will drift around to where you are working ,