HI-YIELD KILL A BUG LAWN GRANULES 20lb

Product Description

For use in lawns, around house foundation, under shrubbery and other ornamental recreational turf grass areas.
Provides control of Armyworms, Ants, Ticks, Chinch Bugs, Crickets, Grasshoppers, Spiders, Scorpions, Cockroaches, European Crane Fly larvae and many other listed insects.
Application Rates:
? Lawn insects: 2 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft.
? Fire ants: 1 cup over and 2 feet around each fire ant mound.
Active Ingredient: Permethrin????????????? 0.5%
Inert Ingredient : ???????????????????? 99.5%
Total :??????????????????????????. 100.0%
(3phenoxyphenyl) methyl (?) cis/trans 3-(2,2 dichloroethenyl) 2,2 dimethylcyclopropanecarboxylate. Cis/trans ratio : Maximum 55% (?) cis and minimum 45% (?) trans.

OVERALL LAWN TREATMENT FOR GRASS AND DICHONDRA LAWNS To control: Ants, Armyworms (including: Fall, Yellow-striped, etc.), Bermuda grass Mites, Billbugs (Adult), Box elder Bugs, Centipedes, Chiggers, Chinch Bugs, Clover Mites, Cockroaches, Crickets, Cutworms, Darkling Ground Beetles, Digger Wasps, Essex Skipper, European Crane Fly Larvae, Field Crickets, Fiery Skipper, Flea Beetle (in Dichondra), Grasshopper, Hyperodes (Turf grass Weevil), Japanese Beetle (Adult), Lawn Moths, Leafhoppers, Scorpions, Silverfish and Firebrats, Sod Webworms, Sow bugs, Spiders (including Black Widow), Spittlebugs, Springtails, Vegetable Weevils (in Dichondra): Apply this product uniformly to home lawns, under shrubbery, and other ornamental recreational turf grass areas. Treat when insects first appear using granules at the rate of 2 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft., or for heavy lawns such as St. Augustine grass, 3 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft. See Spreader Setting Chart. To help obtain uniform distribution, apply one-half required amount of product in one direction, and then apply the balance at a right angle. Immediately after application, water the lawn lightly. European Crane Fly larvae (Leatherjackets): The best time to apply is in May or June when the insects are young. Chinch Bugs: Start treatments when temperatures reach 80?F or above. A second application may be necessary in 6 weeks if insect activity continues.

FLEA AND TICK CONTROL (OUTDOORS) In summer months, fleas and ticks frequently become established in lawns and pet resting areas surrounding the home. For best control of fleas and ticks (including, but not limited to Bear Tick, Black-Legged Tick, Brown Dog Tick, Deer Tick [lxodes dammini], Lone Star Tick, Western Black-Legged Tick, Wood Tick: A regular treatment program should be followed. Treat once a month when pests first appear in late spring (May-June) and continue until late summer (September-October). Fall temperatures below 50?F decrease pest activity. Eliminating weeds around the house and mowing lawns frequently reduces the hiding places for these pests. NOTE: Dogs, cats, their kennel or bedding should be treated with registered product. In addition, if fleas and ticks are indoors on carpets or pet resting areas, use a registered product. It is very important that all three sites ? outdoors, indoors and also the pet be treated with appropriate labeled products to achieve satisfactory control. If any of these areas are not treated, it could serve as a source of reinfestation to the entire premises.

SOD WEBWORMS (CRAMBUS SPP) Sod Webworms are the light brown caterpillars ? to ? inches long that hide in the grass during the day and feed on the grass blades at night. Adult webworms, usually referred to as lawn moths (about 1 inch in length, with long snout), emerge from the grass at dusk. They fly over the lawn laying eggs that later hatch into destructive caterpillars. Damage appears first as small brown spots which, if not treated, may rapidly develop into large brown areas severely damaged or dead grass. If lawn moths (Sod Webworm Adults) are noticed in large numbers at dusk, or at first sign of damage to lawn, treat entire lawn evenly. usk, or at first sign of damage to lawn, treat entire lawn evenly.

BAND (PERIMETER) TREATMENT AROUND HOUSE FOUNDATION To help prevent infestation of buildings by Ants, Box Elder Bugs, Brown Dog Ticks, Centipedes, Clover Mites, Crickets, Field Crickets, Fleas, Scorpions, Sow Bugs, Spiders (including Black Widow), Springtails (Collembolan) and Ticks: Treat at a rate of one pound per 500 square feet. Apply a 5 foot band of granules next to the house foundation. Distribute granules uniformly. Water lightly after application.