Still the same advice ......i have had them in soil outside too and have
used Armillotox for some years when i first got wind of them researching
situation
They have now proved it and advertise the fact in garden magazines
"Anne Wheeldon" wrote in message
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"bnd777" wrote in message
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Water the area thoroughly with a solution of Armillotox every 10 days
this
will kill the eggs


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All the advice I can find on dealing with Vine Weevil assumes
container
grown plants or plants in a green house. Mine are in the outside soil
in
a border of the garden, with other established shrubs nearby. Is there
anything further I should do?

Many thanks

Ellen.

You can use nematodes. I think the stuff is called "Nature's Friends". You
buy an empty box, send off to the company and they send you a batch of
live
nematodes. You water them in to the soil and they make it their life
mission
to do unbelievably horrible things to vine weevil larvae. Not a chemical
or
a vine weevil in site.

Anne