Will the spray work on rhododendron fungus and insects?
1600575
I don't know. But rearch the name bonide and call their number. They were great help with my ivy. In fact I have now called them 3 times with other questions. They are really good
1600576
I have no idea about the rhododendron fungus but it is great for eliminating insects. It also seems to be doing an excellent job on my peach trees which have never before produced fruit that is what I would call "normal". I am buying more.
1453071
I used it for Japanese beetles. It didn't kill on contact, but the next day they would be gone. I cannot tell you if it works on sawfly larvae as we don't grow perennial hibiscus here in Wis. Sorry.
614798
I have a persimmon tree and this spray helped with all sorts of bugs that were ruining the fruits--even birds and squirrels. Just follow the directions on the bottle I sprayed one tree with no fruits and then sprayed another tree just twice each (I think I went overboard) that had fruits to see if anything would happened and no--all is good. I think this spray saved my tree and it's fruits. Good luck!
581850
I have only used this for mildew on blackcurrant bushes. Frankly I was not impressed and the fungus remained whilst the leaves were still on. Maybe you will have better luck. Mike D.
1089703
I don't know about this particular infestation, but I have used the product on my orchids, over several months, and they are thriving. The fungus gnats, my original concern, are well controlled.
1732421
It worked great on my hawthorns that had a lot of blight. Apply at least 2x couple weeks apart. Then follow up with miracle grow to Feed the bushes
2024797
I have been using this product on trees and shrubs in my yard for the past 8 years on maple, ash, and rose bushes. It has effectively controlled the emerald ash borer on the ash, and scale on the rose bushes and the maples. The borer has been killing ash trees in our area for years and this product so far has protected the ash trees well.
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I've used it numerous times on both flowering and evergreen shrubs/flowering plants. The only things it affected were flying/creeping eight-legged critters. No problems ever noted on landscape. You might call Suspend folks and ask them. They're very helpful folks. I asked about shelf life and got a lot of useful info. Good Luck!
457775
Yes, since It is an oil spray make sure that the plant you use it on can take an oil spray
692043
Absolutely, I have sprayed it extensively on everything we have, from Honeysuckle or delicate flowers, no ill effect at all....spray away, the wasps sure hate it, for weeks on end!!
1635354
It worked. I used it on yellow jackets, wasps, carpenter bees, and carpenter ants. Killed 'em dead, though not instantly. I find a 2-5 minute delay from spray to dead. You do have to spray in on the target insect, though.
301760
Yes, although I've only used a backpack sprayer. I've experienced excellent results with this product on a recently cleaned out tree line that was over grown with ivy poison, shumack and sassafras trees.
589057
Yes http://www.ortho.com/smg/goprod/ortho-tree-shrub-insect-control/prod10610013
121965
I think it depends if you spray early enough. I have used it for years and never had issues, until this year. The flower beds in my new home were infested with just about every kind of bug you can imagine. The Ortho worked on everything except the Japanese beetles, the difference this year is having sprayed in the summer instead of spring. I ended up using Garden Tech's Sevin 5% dust and had great results. I was so fed up as the beetles were annihilating this gorgeous rose bush and I wasn't getting to enjoy it. I doused the bush with the dust, the directions say to use a thin layer. I probably could have gotten away with a thin layer but I was so fed up with those pests. Some of them immediately started to try and fly away others immediately fell off. Within a week the bush looked so much better! There is still damage from the beetles but there has been zero damage to the roses that have bloomed since. I definitely recommend the dust if the beetles are already an out of control issue.
193421
Not sure. Directions don't say but probably more effective sprayed or dusted directly on diseased shrub etc.
1722358
No, but it will kill your lawn. I used it on two japanese maples. It coated the leaves with a glossy coat which did not let the leaves breath. It took me two years to nurse the trees back to health. Don't buy it. It is worthless and will harm your greenery. Jerry
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I don't know if the BAYER FUNGUS CONTROL works for Empire Zoysia. I would suggest calling The Bayer Company and ask one of their representatives or customer service department to find out. When I purchased this product, I was able to find a list of various fungi, this bag would kill. I ended up purchasing my Bayer Fungus Control thru Home Depot or a nursery down the road from me because the shipping for this product was astronomical due to the weight of the bag. In some cases of fungus, you actually need to call a person who is chemically licensed, to spray or use a special granular to kill various forms of fungus. A quality landscaping company will have a person qualified to do a chemical treatment if a product such as Bayer fungus control can't eliminate the problem. People, such as you or me, cannot spread chemically high products for our lawns because we aren't licensed in chemical applications for lawn (fungus),problems. If the fungus problem is severe enough, you probably will need to do a 2nd application of the product/chemical 10 to 14 days later. Be sure to read the directions closely if you are applying the fungus control yourself. Many times you have to pay attention to the temperature, humidity, time of day, and even whether you need to water your yard before or after the fungus application. If you have pets, do not allow them to run on your grass when you have the fungus in your yard OR after the fungus control has been applied. You'll need to find out how many days before your pet can be back in your yard. Also, be sure to watch where you walk. Fungus spreads very, very quickly & can kill your lawn. If you have a problem in the front yard, but not in the backyard, make sure you don't walk on your front yard with the same shoes, into the backyard. You can easily track the fungus or chemical application into your home. Be sure to leave your shoes in the garage and DON'T walk around in your home with the pair of shoes you were walking in where you have the fungus in your front yard.