Especially in summer it can happen that an unknown insect flutters or crawls around in the kitchen, in the warehouse or near textiles. Is it a pest that has malice in mind? Or is it just a random guest that is happy to find the exit as fast as possible to return to its own world? Only pests should be controlled. When Aries Umweltprodukte GmbH & Co KG was founded in Bremen in 1988, the company started out with a small range of ecological products for pest control. Today, Aries offers a wide range of useful, tried and tested products for the organic household as well as homeopathic elixirs, organic fertilisers and plant extracts for the garden produced according to ancient gardening knowledge. You can also try the Aries natural cosmetics based on valuable plant extracts, the versatile organic essential oils and the tasty lozenges.
is a refillable bird feeder for garden birds. Also included in the set is 500 g cereal grain mixture Lucky Bird which serves as food...
in the 500 g package. Energy-rich sunflower seeds and nuts, as well as tasty wheat and barley take your garden inhabitants well over the winter. The grains and nuts are from certified organic farming and are appropriate for feeding garden birds. The ingredients are free of synthetic additives, rich in fats and free from artificial flavours or colou...
in the 1-kg pack. Energy-rich sunflower seeds and walnuts, as well as healthy, tasty wheat bring your garden inhabitants well over winter and throughout the year. The grains and nuts are made from organic cultivation and are as appropriate for feeding garden birds. The ingredients are free of synthetic additives, rich in naturally healthy sources ...
in the 500 g package. Especially suitable for finches, tits, blackbirds and sparrows. Sunflower seeds help your winged garden visitors through the winter and the energy-consuming phase of nest building to the rearing of their offspring...
in the large 1 kg bag is especially suitable for finches, tits, blackbirds and sparrows. Sunflower seeds help your winged gardener visitors through the winter and the energy-consuming phase of nest building to the rearing of their offspring...
