garden’s allies. They’ll rid you of many pests . Cockchafer larvae are part of their diet; they’ll scratch the soil to find them.
Studying the Earth
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1/9 The life cycle of the cockchafer
Cockchafers lay their eggs in loose soil or compost. With the arrival of warmer weather, at the beginning of summer, usually in June, the eggs hatch and the larvae emerge. These larvae remain in the soil for at least three years before metamorphosing.
2/9 Natural methods to get rid of it
In winter,
