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Nature is part of the solution

Ornamentals & nurseries

Start with the growing medium and the pests you have identified. Confirm the species, production setting and introduction schedule with a specialist.

Plant variety, production setting and pest life stage all matter. Describe your nursery or ornamental crop so a specialist can help you discuss options for the conditions you actually have.

Understand the challenge

Start with the growing medium

DuoGuard and TrioGuard have documented ornamental-nursery introductions targeting fungus gnat larvae and thrips pupae. Their indoor and outdoor guidance still requires attention to freezing and flooding.

Keep outdoor options in context

Guardian for Gardens is documented for outdoor ornamentals. Its presence here does not establish suitability for a greenhouse crop; confirm the pest and setting with the team.

A starting point for discussion

Documented options.

These products have a documented connection to this crop group. Species, environment and suitability still need confirmation.

Planning your order

Living beneficials are produced to order. There can be a week between ordering and delivery; confirm the schedule with the team before planning releases.

Transit is generally 24–48 hours after dispatch, depending on location. Production lead time and transit time are separate. Collection must be arranged in advance; there is no walk-in store with standing inventory.

Discuss the suitable formulation, quantity and timing when requesting a quote. Use the handling instructions for the product you receive.

FAQ
Free taxonomic identification

Not sure what you’re seeing? Start with free identification.

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  1. Request help

    Describe your crop and what you have observed. “Not sure” is a valid starting point.

  2. Prepare the right sample

    Follow the lab’s instructions for your sample type. Leaf and soil samples require different preparation.

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  3. Identify and discuss

    Use the identification to discuss the next step with a specialist. Timing depends on the sample type and condition.

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Rooted in Canada

Closer to your crop.

Production in Québec and Ontario, supported by distribution in British Columbia. Discuss product availability and delivery timing with the team.

Québec

Saint-Jacques-le-Mineur

Head office & main production

Ontario

Kingsville

Production site

British Columbia

Abbotsford

Distribution point

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People behind the advice

Meet your specialists.

Published regional contacts.
Availability and next steps are confirmed by the team.

QC · Technical services

Claude Robert

Horticulture and entomology experience, with a background in greenhouse cultivation and small-fruit advisory work.

438.884.7920
ON · Identification & IPM

Omid Joharchi, Ph.D.

Acarologist with research experience in mite biodiversity and the use of mites in IPM programs.

519.521.7247
ON · Biological crop protection

Ivy Morin

Biologist with experience in plant health, quality control and biological control of plant pests and diseases.

519.613.8285
BC · Biological control & IPM

Greg Welfing, P.Ag.

Professional Agrologist with experience in horticulture, monitoring and biological pest-management programs.

604.226.7755

A conversation is a good place to start

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