Product Description

Season-long control of chewing & sucking insects
Keep your flowers and plants beautiful and insect free. Provides both systemic and foliar control of insects and pests on your roses, flowers and landscape ornamentals. Readily available to the plant, it prevents new infestations and protects trees and shrubs from insect damage.
Protects against and kills invasive insects

Where to Use It
Flower beds, landscape ornamentals
To use the tip-and-measure bottle, rotate the bottle forward until liquid fills the upper compartment. After liquid has filled the top compartment, tip the bottle backward until the liquid matches the angled adjacent marks on the bottle at the intended measurement point. Once the appropriate amount of liquid is measured in the top compartment, it can be mixed directly into water in the sprayer. Total Tree & Shrub Protection Plus mix rate for trees is 0.5?1 tsp. per 10 gal. of water, per inch of trunk diameter. Total Tree & Shrub Protection Plus mix rate for ornamentals and flowers is 0.5 tsp. per 5 gal., per 1,000 sq. ft.
See product label for additional mix instructions specific to this product.

Northern US states: March?June, September
Southern US states: February?April, September?November
Other considerations:
For optimum control, make applications preceding or during the egg laying period of the target pest. The active ingredient in this product has enough residual activity so that applications can be made preceding the egg laying activity. Application timing can be based on historical monitoring of the site, previous records or experiences, current season adult trapping or other methods. Most favorable control will be achieved when applications are made prior to egg hatch of the target pests, followed by sufficient irrigation or rainfall to move the active ingredient through the thatch.
For use against:
Adelgids, Annual bluegrass weevil (larvae), Aphids (except wooly apple aphid), Armored scales (suppression), Asiatic garden beetle (larvae), Billbug (larvae), Black margined aphid, Black turfgrass ataenius (larvae), Black vine weevil (larvae), Chinchbug (suppression), Cutworms (larvae) (suppression), Eucalyptus longhorned borer, European chafer (larvae), European crane fly (larvae), Flatheaded borer (including bronze birch and alder borer), Green June Beetle (larvae), Japanese beetle (larvae), Japanese beetle, Lace bugs, Leaf beetles (including elm and viburnum leaf beetles), Leaf miner, Leafhoppers, (including glassywinged sharpshooter), Mealybugs, Mole crickets, Oriental beetle (larvae), Pecan leaf phylloxera, Pecan spittlebug, Pecan stem phylloxera, Phyllophaga spp. (larvae), Pine tip moth (larvae), Psyllids, Royal palm bugs, San Jose scale, Sawfly (larvae), Soft scales, Southern masked chafer (larvae), Thrips (suppression), White grub (larvae), Whiteflies, Yellow pecan aphid