Yes, DeltaGard G Granules list digger wasps on the label.The label states you should apply 1 to 2 teaspoons of granules in and around each individual ground nest opening. This application should be made at dusk when the wasps are not active.
DeltaGard G Granules are labeled for centipedes but not specifically milllipedes. We would recommend Demand G for the lawn. Please take a few moments to review our treatment article on How to Get Rid of Millipedes for a successful eradication program.
According to Earthway, the Earth Way Ev-en-spread 2750 Model would put out 2lbs per 1,000 sq feet at the 4.5 setting and it would be recommended to move the setting up in 0.5 incriments to spreader setting 5 for approx 3lbs per 1,000 sq feet. Most of the insects on the DeltaGard G Granules are controlled by 2lb - 3lbs product per 1,000sq feet. The manufacturer Earthway stated you want to crank 1 full rotation with every step.
For further instructions, you may contact Earthway directly at 800-294-0671
Deltamethrin, the active ingredient in DeltaGard G Granules has been shown to treat for Bermudagrass mites. Take a look at the article by the University of California Extension office that may help with some more information.
DeltaGard G Granules are actually not labeled to treat mole crickets. However, one of our most popular products for mole crickets is Demand G Granules.
DeltaGard Granules have the active ingredient Deltamethrin. Sevin Granules contain beta-cyfluthrin and bifenthrin, which are similar active ingredients, but not exactly the same as the one in the DeltaGard. Since these are different active ingredients, there will be different amounts of active ingredient. Sevin Granules are labeled to control fleas and many other common crawling pests. Talstar XTRA Granules have the same active ingredients as the Sevin granules, however it has slightly more active ingredient and is a professional version of that product. You can use any of these for general lawn and perimeter pest prevention.
We also have more tips in our General Pest Prevention Guide here.
Yes, DeltaGard G Granules is labeled for ticks and wasps. It is pet safe if used as directed.
Per the product label, if skin is exposed to DeltaGard G Granules you would rinse the area with soap and water for 15-20 minutes. If further questions, contact Poison Control.
DeltaGard G Granules is not labeled for moles. Please take a few minutes to read over our mole control guide to learn what is needed to control them.
DeltaGard G Granules can be used for armyworms as directed on the product label.
DeltaGard G is not labled for grubs. If you have an active grub infestation we recommend Dylox 6.2 Granules.
DeltaGard G Granules can be applied when bees are not active and in areas where bees do not pollinate. However, do not apply near or around the hives or on flowering plants where bees and other pollinators may be present.
DeltaGard G Granules is not labeled to target Rose Midges, and would not be effective. Instead, you may consider using Bonide Systemic Insect Control which is specifically labeled to target Rose Midges. You can refer to the product label for complete application instructions, and use as directed.
DeltaGard G Granules should not be applied around or on anything edible including grapevines. Sevin Concentrate is labeled for treating earwigs and many other pests on grapes and other edible vegetation as directed.