Simply pouring a termiticide such as Dominion 2L around the foundation will not provide ample protection from termites. There is no guarantee how deep the product will absorb into the ground, and you need a termiticide at least 6 inches deep for termite protection. Another option would be to create holes using a rod or dowel that is at least 6-12 inches deep every 12 - 18 inches, then you would still be appling 4 gallons of solution per 10 feet by pouring the product evenly into each hole.
Otherwise, bait stations such as the Advance Termite Bait Stations are placed 2-4 feet out from the structure, outside the dripline of the roof.
is not labeled to control yellow jackets or their nests. Instead we would recommend a product like Wasp Freeze if you can see the entire nest to spray it at once, or a product like Delta Dust if you can only treat the entry/exit points you see the insects coming and going from in the ground, behind siding, or around a homes foundation/decking.
A 27.5 oz bottle of Dominion 2L Termiticide will make 50 gallons of finished solution which will treat 120 lineal feet when using for termite prevention in a trench.
Dominion 2L Termiticide is safe if applied when the pets are not present and while wet. Once completely dried, it is safe for their return.
The 2.15 gallon jug of the Dominion 2L Termiticide treats 900 linear feet.
Dominion 2L Termiticide is labeled t ocontrol grubs that moles feed on buit will not eliminate moles completely. Trapping and baiting are the two most effective methods for mole control. Please refer to our guide on How to Get Rid of Moles for further information and product recommendations on eliminating the moles in your yard.
Earthworms have a protective mucous on their bodies that helps protect them from pesticides and they live well below the surface of the soil and pesticides cannot penetrate that far down to be effective. The active ingredient in Dominion 2L Termiticide Imidacloprid only has been shown to have acute toxicity to earthworms. In no case did a long term effect on earthworm populations occur, so this product will not harm the earthworms on your property.
Since the Dominion 2L Termiticide has a long soil residual, we do not recommend using this product within at least 25 feet of a body of water such as pond, lake, stream, etc. You should not apply this product where the water table is very shallow or to soil that is too saturated to accept the product. Also avoid areas where runoff can occur and displace the treated soil.
Dominion 2L Termiticide is not labeled for use indoors except to spot treat where there are live termite infestations. The Perimeter Pest instructions are for outdoor use only.
We recommend that you consult with your local agricultural department to see what they recommend for use in livestock pastures for cutter ants. Dominion 2L Termiticide cannot be used in pastures for cutter ants and It does not look like there is much on the market for this use.
The Dominion 2L can be used as a systemic application to roses and other plants for thrips and it would do a great job. If you have a heavy population of them though, you may find that you need to do a foliar application to the buds while the systemic makes its way through the plant to eliminate them and protect them for the rest of the season. Products like Talstar P are often used in this instance to spray where they are currently damaging the plants and provide residual control for a month or so on the surface. If you use the Dominion, you would apply at the rate of 0.2-0.4 oz per foot of shrub height in roughly 1-2 gallons of water based on your rose bush size.
Dominion 2L Termiticide is not specifically labeled for Eastern White Pine Weevils only annual bluegrass weevils and black vine weevils. Bifen IT is labeled for "weevils" in general and the active ingredient Bifenthrin is known to be effective for white pine weevils. It is important when using a foliar application that treatments start when adult weevils first start to appear in spring, usually around mid-April. At this time, Bifenthrinseemstobetheonlyactiveingredientavailabletohomeownersforwhitepineweevilcontrol. We also suggest you contact your local cooperative extension office for more tips on the best treatment time in your specific area.