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Product Overview
All Season Horticultural and Dormant Spray Oil is a self-emulsifying spray oil composed of superior highly mineral oil that may be used during all seasons, at the dormant stage (no leaves), delayed dormant stage (green tip stage), and the growing seaons as spray to control overwintering eggs of insects such as mealybugs, aphids, leafminers and other listed insects. For use on fruit and shade trees, shrubs, ornamentals, vegetables and roses.
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Active Ingredient Mineral Oil 98% Target pests Thrips, Mites, Sawfly eggs, Scales, Aphids, Mealybugs, Beetle Larvae, Leafminers, Leafhopper, Whitefly, Gall, Adelgids, Scale insects, Red Spider Mites, Bud Moth, Leaf Roller, Red Bug, Codling Moth Larvae, Adult Psylla, Blister Mites For use in Fruit Trees, Citrus Trees, Shade Trees, Vegetables, Ornamentals, Shrubs, Roses, Houseplants, Home Greenhouses Application 2 1/2 - 8 oz per gallon of water for a 2 - 7% Oil Solution
Spray plants thoroughly, including the undersides of the leaves
Horticultural oils kill insects by smothering them, so complete coverage is essential
* See label for complete application instructionsPet safe Yes, if used as directed on Label Yield Approx. 4 - 12 gallons Shipping Weight 0.98 lbs Manufacturer Bonide (Mfg. Number: 210) UPC 037321002109 EPA Registration 4-80 For Organic Gardening
CONTROLS scale insects, mealybugs, apple aphids, european red spider mites, leafminers, leaf rollers (redbanded, obliquebanded, fruittree), light brown apple moth and other insects listed on this label ... USE on pears, cherries, peaches, asparagus, corn, peppers, roses, and other crops as listed on this label.
ALL SEASONS HORTICULTURAL AND DORMANT SPRAY OIL is a self-emulsifying spray oil, composed of mineral oil with emulsifier and spreader sticker, which envelop, wet and smother over wintering eggs of european red spider mites, adelgids, scale insects, apple aphids (except rosy aphids), bud moth, leaf roller (redbanded, obliquebanded, fruittree), light brown apple moth, red bug, codling moth larvae, psylla (adults), blister mites, galls, whitefly larvae and mealybugs on fruit trees, shade trees, vegetables, ornamentals, shrubs and roses.
ALL SEASONS HORTICULTURAL AND DORMANT SPRAY OIL may be used at the DORMANT STAGE (before buds show green tissue), GREEN TIP STAGE (when leaves of blossom buds are bursting and show about 1/8 to 1/4 inch of green color), DELAYED DORMANT STAGE (when the leaves of the blossom buds are out from ¼ to ½ inch), and during the GROWING SEASON.
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All seasons dormant oil
By Joseph on 04/20/2013
It's a fine product easy and safe to work with. It is easily miscible with water and does not clog any nozzles at any setting. I like the safety of this product the most as occasionally we spray where…
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By Anonymous on 06/04/2013
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We have scale infecting our laurels and this is a great product to use for their control.
All Seasons Spray Oil
By J on 02/15/2013
I have used Bonide All Seasons Spray Oil in the past. It is the best thing to use in the spring when the azaleas begin to bloom to protect from bugs. I normally use it about twice a year. It is a grea…
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100 Questions & Answers
Helpful Q&A'sQWill rain wash off Bonide All Seasons Horticultural Spray Oil?How much drying time is needed before rain?APer the Bonide All Seasons Horticultural Spray Oil product label, you should apply when rain is not expected within 24 hours to ensure rain does not wash pesticide off the treated area.
QHow often can the Bonide All Season spray be applied?ABonide All Seasons Horticultural Oil should be applied every 7 days as needed.Â
QIs the all seasons oil spray harmfull to honey bees?ABonide All Seasons Horticultural Spray Oil should not be harmful to honey bees as long as it is not sprayed while the bees are actively foraging in the area.
