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Bonide Fruit Tree Spray is a liquid fruit tree spray concentrate containing insecticide, fungicide, aphicide, miticide, scalicide, and spreadersticker all in one solution. Simple to use, mixes instantly with water, no plugged nozzles, no pre-mixing or straining required. Excellent product for use by the home orchardist.
Product Documents
| Active Ingredient | Captan 11.76% Malathion 6% Carbaryl 0.3% |
|---|---|
| Target pests | Apple maggots, codling moths, Japanese beetles, leafhoppers, plum curculios, aphids, bud moth, Forbes scale, Eastern tent caterpillar, red banded leaf roller, mites, bitter rot, black rot, frogeye leaf spot, Botryosphaeria - white rot, botrytis rot, bullseye rot, Brooks fruit spot, flyspeck, cedar rust, Quine rust, scab, sooty blotch, cherry fruit flies, cherry fruit worms, black cherry aphid, fruit tree leaf roller, blossom blight and fruit rot, cherry leaf spot, flea beetles, grape leaf skeletonizers, rose chafers, grape berry moth, spider mites, mealybugs, downy mildew - grapeberries only, oriental fruit moth, green aphids, peach aphids, black cherry aphids, rusty plum aphids, rhizopus, coryneum blight, spittle bug, Clover mites, European red mites, two-spoted mites, Wilmette mites, pear slugs, Forbes scale, Putman scale, San Jose scale, unspotted tentiform leaf miner, yellow neck caterpillar |
| For use in | Apples, Cherries, Grapes, Strawberries, Peaches, Roses, Evergreens and Flowers |
| Application |
Mix 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 tbs. per gal. of water * See label for complete application instructions |
| Pet safe | Yes, if used as directed on Label |
| Yield | Approx. 12 - 21 gallons |
| Formulation | Group M4 Fungicide Insecticide |
| NOT FOR SALE TO | CA |
| Shipping Weight | 1.16 lbs |
| Manufacturer | Bonide (Mfg. Number: 201) |
| UPC | 037321002024 |
| EPA Registration | 4-122 |
CONTROLS:
Listed insects, including Japanese beetles, mites, flea beetles, aphids and listed diseases, including black spot, downy mildew, brown rot, coryneum blight.
USE to protect apples, cherries, grapes, strawberries, peaches, roses, ornamental evergreens, and flowers.
MIX 1½ to 2½ tbs. per gallon of water as directed in the directions for use. easy to use; mixes with water instantly, no pre-mixing. Read and use according to label directions. APPLY using a hose end or tank sprayer.
Didn't work with cherry fruit fly
By Yugin on 03/13/2014
terrific saving pumpkins
By Jim on 07/17/2014
for three years cucumber beetles, powdery mildew & mites destroyed my pumpkins. I've been hesitant to be chemically aggressive. this year my pumpkin leaves began being eaten alive until I began using this product once per week. GREAT results so far although it's only mid-summer. I like that it says harvesting day of spraying is fine.
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Brown Rot on Peaches
By Donna on 11/13/2014
Fruit Tree Spray Review
By Hoshi on 05/17/2020
Used The Fruit tree spray on my apple and peach tree as per the instructions. Worked well to keep the insects away. Did two applications. Excellent results keeping insects away. Would definitely recommend use of a mask during preparation diluting the concentrate and spraying as it has a distinct pesticide/chemical smell.
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15 of 15 people found this review helpful
not for vegtable plant
By Debbie on 06/11/2017
fruit tree spray is not meant to be used on vegetable plants it is meant for fruiting crops like strawberries raspberries and any other crops like fruit trees evergreen if you use this product and it doesn't work then you didn't read the label I use this every year in my strawberry bed haven't had a problem
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If so, how long after I have sprayed the trees, can I introduce ladybugs?
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I sprayed my plum and pears trees with Bonide Fruit Tree Spray before I read all the directions. After reading the directions I realized that I should not have sprayed these trees with the product. Will this harm my trees? What will be the result of my failure to read directions?
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According to the Bonide Fruit Tree Spray product label you should make no more than 2 applications per year on apple trees. Please refer to the product label for complete instructions.
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It is normal for some of the ingredients in the Bonide Fruit Tree Spray to settle to the bottom of the bottle. According to the product label: Shake product thoroughly before use. Contains micronic particles which settle upon standing and require re-blending by agitation.
The manufacturer has also informed us that adding a little warm (but not hot) water to the concentrate bottle and shaking/agitating will help to break up any settling at the bottom.
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I've only been able to use for about 15 mins and the product looks like it separated from the water??
The Bonide Fruit Tree spray is known to settle after diluting with water. According to the Bonide Fruit Tree Spray product label "shake sprayer occasionally or agitate to keep spray particles in suspension during application. It is recommended to thoroughly agitate the sprayer before using"
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we live at a dog bording kennel, and the apples on our over 100 year old tree are great, except for the bugs. we want to make sure it will not harm any of the dogs.
I used the Bonide fruit tree spray in a little 3 quart sprayer and mixed 1tbsp in with water. After spraying my trees I had about 2 inches left in the sprayer after about 10 minutes of it sitting, it made the sprayer explode as it ate through the plastic (like an acid, it also ate through a expandable hose when the concentrate spilt on it) Is this normal?
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Bonide Fruit Tree Spray Concentrate
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