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Nemasys partners with Rudding Park to demystify nematodes

 

Nemasys, the UK’s biggest manufacturer of beneficial nematodes, has partnered with Rudding Park Resort, the hotel, spa and golf resort in Harrogate, to create a series of new videos aimed at demystifying nematodes for gardeners.

 

This educational content, part of Nemasys’ refreshed campaign to boost awareness and drive education around nematode use in domestic markets, was filmed on location at Rudding Park’s kitchen garden and wider estate, including formal beds and turf areas. Covering key products such as Nemaslug 2.0 and Nemasys Leatherjacket Killer, it demonstrates application techniques, correct storage, and addresses frequently asked questions from home gardeners.

 

The video series is presented by Dr Sarah Owen-Hughes, Head Gardener at Rudding Park and PhD specialist in nematode optimisation, whose research focused on using nematodes for sustainable pest control in glasshouse crops, giving her a rare combination of scientific insight and hands-on horticultural experience.

 

“Sarah was the ideal person to bring this content to life,” said Annette Matthies, European Portfolio Manager at Nemasys. “She bridges the gap between academic rigour and real-world application, exactly what our trade and domestic audiences need. Rudding Park also gave us a unique filming location that reflects both professional and domestic settings.”

 

Filmed by East Midlands based videographer Forecast Designs,  the series reinforces how simple and effective biological pest control can be. The content also addresses common questions about nematode use, helping to remove barriers for both professional users and home gardeners.

As sustainable and chemical-free gardening practices continuing to gain momentum, Nemasys is committed to making biological pest control more accessible, trusted and widely used across horticulture, landscaping, and groundskeeping, as well as among everyday domestic gardeners.

 

Dr Sarah Owen-Hughes added: “I'm delighted to be working with Nemasys to demystify the use of nematodes in garden pest control. They are really easy to use, environmentally friendly and a great insurance policy to protect plants, especially vegetables and salads.

 

“We have seen great results in slug and gooseberry sawfly control this year and are excited to introduce the Nemasys Fruit and Veg Protection in our glasshouse on sciarid and aphid."

 

The full video is available to view at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqkUAF3IY3Y

 

For more information about Nemasys and its range of biological control products, visit: https://www.nemasysinfo.co.uk/en/Products/Overview/

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