Home > LAWN & GARDEN > LAWN CARE > INSECT & BUG CONTROL > INSECTICIDES/ LAWN - DRY
Sort By:
1
KILLER ANT-SPIDER GRANULE 3LB KILLER INSECT GRANULES 20LB KILLER FIRE ANT GRANULE 11.5LB
Turn the tables on ants, spiders and other listed insects with Amdro quick kill ant and spider killer. This product kills on contact and lasts for up to three months. After watering-in the product, the active ingredient is released and the pests' hours are numbered. When insect pests or their damage appear in your lawn or landscape, take control with a product you can trust. Easy-to-use Sevin? insect killer granules kill more than 100 insect pests by contact in lawns, home perimeters and ornamental and edible gardens. Broadcast the granules at recommended rates to provide uniform coverage and then water thoroughly to release the active ingredient. The granules reach insect pests where they hide, above and below the surface and keep on killing pests for up to three months. Protect your lawn from fire ants with Ortho fire ant killer broadcast granules. It kills fire ant mounds in 15 min and protects your lawn for up to six months. Trust Ortho fire ant killer broadcast granules to not just kill fire ant mounds and fly-in queens, but to keep them away as well.
GRANULAR GRUB CONTROL MS 15LB FIRE ANT KILLER LAWN 5LB
St. Gabriel ORGANICS Milky Spore Grub Control, 15 lb Net Content, Powder Form, Usage Location: Lawn, Off-White, Compositions: Spores of Bacillus Popilliae, Lawn Spreader Application Method, Flammability: 0, 7 pH, 0.198 to 0.380 kg/L Specific Gravity Reclaim your yard and peace of mind with Amdro fire ant killer for lawns. This product provides season-long fire ant control. This product combines two active ingredients for unique two-way killing action. It's easy-to-use and the unique two-way formula provides up to three months control. Use on lawns and landscaped areas and around flowers, shrubs and trees. Foraging worker ants think the bait is food and carry it into the mound to feed their extensive colonies. Once the queen is fed, she can no longer produce new ants. Without new ants, the colony starves and you can get back to enjoying your yard.
   
 
1