September Gardening Guide: What to Plant, Prune, and Prepare Now
September marks the transition from summer into fall, but that doesn't mean your gardening season is over. In fact, there are plenty of ways to keep your...
For organic gardening. A superior type of paraffinic oil that may be used as a growing season spray, dormant spray (no leaves) or delayed dormant (green tip) spray to control overwintering eggs of red spiders, scale insects, aphids, bud moths, leaf roller, red bug, codling moth, blister mites, galls, whitefly, mealy bugs and other insects and diseases. Highly recommended for use on fruit trees, shade trees, shrubs, ornamentals, roses, and vegetables. Safe and pleasant to use.
Controls insects and diseases by suffocation
Approved for organic gardening
Dormant and growing season horticultural oil
Formulated with paraffinic oil to smother insects on listed plants
Kills insects and their overwintering eggs
Additional Product Information
USE YEAR ROUND - Our 3-in-1 product provides year-round protection against insects, mites, and diseases. Can be used at the dormant stage, green tip stage, delayed dormant stage, and during the growing season to prevent pest infestations and disease.
INSECT KILLER - Product envelops and smothers a variety of insects including adelgids, aphids, scale insects, mites, mealybugs, and certain species of moth.
DISEASE PREVENTION - Helps to control powdery mildew, rust, greasy spot, botrytis, and other listed diseases.
FOLIAGE PROTECTOR - Used to protect pears, cherries, ornamentals, shrubs, peaches, asparagus, corn, peppers, roses, and other crops listed on the label.
READY TO SPRAY - This product arrives in a container with an attached hose-end sprayer. Simply connect a garden hose to the sprayer and begin application.
Get your garden ready for the season ahead! Save 20% on all Espoma fertilizers in stock throughout September—perfect for feeding flowers, vegetables, lawns, and more. While supplies last.
Not valid with any other discounts or sales.
September marks the transition from summer into fall, but that doesn't mean your gardening season is over. In fact, there are plenty of ways to keep your...