Hinder Deer Rabbit Repellent – Gal
Hinder Deer Rabbit Repellent – Gal protects plants by forming a mild odor barrier that is inoffensive to humans.
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Fosetyl AL 80 WDG (Generic Aliette) – 5.5 Lb
Fosetyl AL 80 WDG (Generic Aliette) – 5.5 Lb provides long-lasting, broad spectrum preventative control of diseases such as Pythium and Phytophthora in turf.
Propiconazole 14.3 Fungicide PPZ – PT – QT – 1 – 2.5 Gallon
Propiconazole 14.3 Fungicide PPZ – PT – QT – 1 – 2.5 Gallon is a systemic fungicide that provides effective broad-spectrum disease control in turf and ornamentals.
Endeavor Insecticide – 15 oz
Endeavor Insecticide – 15 oz has a mode of action that controls aphids and whiteflies by stopping their feeding activity.
Milestone Specialty Herbicide Aminopyralid – Qt – 2.5 Gallon
Milestone Specialty Herbicide Aminopyralid – Qt – 2.5 Gallon offers excellent invasive woody brush and weeds control, across a wide variety of use sites.
Fame +C SC Fungicide Disarm C – 2.5 Gal
Fame +C SC Fungicide Disarm C – 2.5 Gal is good for the control of foliar, stem and root diseases on turf.
Chipco 26019 Flo Fungicide – 2.5 Gal
Chipco 26019 Flo Fungicide – 2.5 Gal is a foliar-applied fungicide recommended for turfgrass disease control on golf courses, sod farms and institutional areas where fine turf is grown.
Camelot O Fungicide Bactericide – Gallon
Camelot O Fungicide Bactericide – Gallon is a liquid copper formulation using proven technology to provide broad-spectrum bacterial and fungal disease control on a wide variety of ornamental plants, greenhouse vegetable/herb crops and turfgrass.
Basagran T/O Herbicide Bentazon – Gal
Basagran T/O Herbicide Bentazon – Gal offers reliable, cost-effective postemergent control of tough broadleaf weeds, yellow nutsedge, annual sedges and more. It can also provide weed control in ornamentals.
Aria Insecticide – 160 Gram
Aria Insecticide – 160 Gram is a highly selective insecticide that controls greenhouse and nursery pests, including resistant aphids, thrips and whiteflies.
