Monterey Weed Whacker Jet Spray Aerosol – 18 Oz
Monterey Weed Whacker Jet Spray Aerosol – 18 Oz is a threeway weed killer that is a post-emergent selective broadleaf herbicide for spot treatment of hard-to-kill weeds.
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Timemist Classic Dispenser 1047717
Timemist Classic Dispenser 1047717 is an excellent way to continuously control flies and odors in restaurant kitchens, bathrooms, commercial establishments and food handling areas by releasing a set amount of insecticide or de-odorize into the air every 15 minutes to kill flying pests or odor.
Terad3 Blox Rodenticide – 4 Lb
Terad3 Blox Rodenticide – 4 Lb expertly combines the most recent advancements in bait formulation to yield a highly weatherable blox with the low hazard benefits of the active ingredient, Vitamin D3.
Diamond Grip Unlined Rubber Gloves – Pair
Diamond Grip Unlined Rubber Gloves – Pair protects against pesticides and abrasives, allowing you to handle chemicals with safety.
Maxforce FC Roach Bait Gel 60 Gram Tube
Maxforce FC Roach Bait Gel 60 Gram Tube comes in a sixty-gram tube and it is effective to all kinds of roaches.
Maxforce FC Select Roach Bait Gel – 4 x 30 Grams
Maxforce FC Select Roach Bait Gel – 4 x 30 Grams kills contains 0.01% fipronil that will kill even the most bait adverse and finicky roaches.
Tri-Die Pressurized Sillica Pyrethrin Dust Aerosol – 8 oz
Tri-Die Pressurized Sillica Pyrethrin Dust Aerosol – 8 oz is ideal for use in voids where long term residual activity is required.
Advance 360A Dual Choice Ant Bait – 4 Stations
Advance 360A Dual Choice Ant Bait – 4 Stations is the only professional ant bait station with two powerful attractants.
CB D-Force HPX Residual Deltamethrin Aerosol – 14 Oz
CB D-Force HPX Residual Deltamethrin Aerosol – 14 Oz has the power of Deltamethrin 0.06% which is used in Suspend and Delta Dust for super fast knockdown resulting in a highly effective aerosol pest control solution.
What kind of pre-emergent herbicide for my turf grass?
One concern with preemergence herbicide use is timing of application. In a typical year, the earliest germinating crabgrass may be killed by subsequent frosts. However, in order to be effective, the preemergence herbicide must be applied before the first crabgrass that germinates following the last frost. It must also be activated by either rainwater or irrigation after application. Typically, they are applied two to three weeks earlier, when an indicator plant, such as Forsythia in the northern United States or dogwoods in South, bloom.
