Your pets need to be out of the area while you are applying the product and they can return as soon as the area is dry. Fertilome Liquid Carbaryl (Sevin) Garden Spray is formulated specifically for use on edible vegetation and should pose no problem for any mammal eating the treated plants.
Ferti-lome Liquid Carbaryl Garden Spray can be used on Fruit, Citrus & Shade Trees & Lawns, Ornamentals, Shrubs, Flowers & Vegetables to control a wide variety of insect pests including Japanese Beetles. You would use 4 tsp (1/2 an ounce) per gallon of water and repeat sprays as necess…
Read Full Answer »You can use Fertilome Carbaryl on your raspberries. There is a 7 day pre-harvest interval that must be observed.
Fertilome Liquid Carbaryl (Sevin) Garden Spray can be applied anytime except during the heat of the day to prevent burning of plants.  Early morning or late evening is best.
There is a PHI or pre-harvest interval of 14 days for lettuce. Fertilome Liquid Carbaryl is not labeled for use on peas or green onions and should not be used for those vegetables. We recommend that you contact your local cooperative extension office and speak to the master gardener on staff for mor…
Read Full Answer »We really are unsure why the manufacturer has prohibited using the product on lawns. For more information you can contact the manufacturer VPG by calling 888-583-5296
When using the Fertilome Liquid Carbaryl Garden Spray on cucumbers, you will need to wait 3 days after application before harvesting. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
Yes, Fertilome Liquid Carbaryl (Sevin) Garden Spray would be a good spray for apple trees. Do not repeat applications more than once a week and no more than 8 times per year. This product has been discontinued by the manufacturer, however, we do have Sevin Concentrate that can be used as well.
According to the manufacturer, VPG, the color of the Fertilome Liquid Carbaryl Garden Spray will vary from off white to tan to brown depending on the raw materials that were used to manufacturer the product.
Fertilome Liquid Carbaryl (Sevin) Garden Spray is not labeled to control locust borers, however GardenTech Sevin Ready to Spray Bug Killer is labeled to treat locust borers. Sevin/carbaryl will only kill insects on contact, and treatments must be at least 7 days apart, with a maximum of four treatme…
Read Full Answer »You will need to wait 3 days to harvest tomatoes after applying Fertilome Liquid Carbaryl (Sevin) Garden Spray.Â
The rate for Ferti-lome Liquid Carbaryl Garden Spray is 4 tsp per gallon of water on fruit and vegetables and Citrus trees. It is not labeled to be used on pecan trees. We do sell a product called Permethrin Indoor/Outdoor Concentrate which is labeled for fruits and vegetables as we…
Read Full Answer »We apologize, we are having a hard time finding products for Tomato leaf curl. We have products that treat many diseases on tomato plants, just not tomato leaf curl. You can find these products on our Fungus and disease control page. We recommend to contact your Cooperative Extension office an…
Read Full Answer »The Ferti-lome Liquid Carbaryl (Sevin) Garden Spray active ingredient is Carbaryl 23.7%.
Ferti-lome Liquid Carbaryl (Sevin) Garden Spray is not labeled to be used on Sunflowers. PyGanic Gardening is an organic botanical insecticide to treat a broad lists of insects on growing crops and ornamentals including sunflowers.Â
PyGanic Gardening can be applied up to the day of harvest fo…
Ferti-lome Liquid Carbaryl (Sevin) Garden Spray can be used to treat for insects on vegetables, but would not provide any nutrients, as it is only an insecticide.Â
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Ferti-lome Tomato and Vegetable Food 7-22-8 would be an option for all of the fertilizer for vegetables. Please view the product l…