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  • Kills and repels a multitude of insects on a wide variety of plants without synthetic toxins
  • Adds a shiny luster to your plants’ leaves
  • Prevents and cures powdery mildew
  • Handy Hose-End Sprayer attaches to any garden hose for easy and accurate application to fruit trees and vegetable gardens
  • Pre-calibrated for correct dilution

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Horticultural Oils keep you and your family safe and “bite-free”. Summit Year-Round Spray Oil is a complete line of horticultural oils that kill and repel a multitude of insects on a wide variety of plants without synthetic toxins. Additionally, Year-Round Spray Oil adds a shiny luster to your plants’ leaves and prevents and cures powdery mildew. Handy Hose-End Sprayer attaches to any garden hose for easy and accurate application to fruit trees and vegetable garden… More >>

Summit 121-12 Year-Round Spray Oil for Garden Insects Ready-to-Spray, 1-Quart

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Feb
06

Garden Insects: The Good and Bad

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Master Gardener William Moss distinguishes the good bugs from the bad bugs and has tips on how to control pests naturally.

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Just got this in the mail and can’t wait to add it to our gardens! Bought off of Amazon.com, I was able to purchase ladybugs, beneficial nematodes and two praying mantis egg containers filled with between 50-200 praying mantid eggs. This is the first time I’ve ever ordered anything like this and I looking forward to the end result. I have to admitt though, having an organic garden has really limited the amount of pests I deal with. Yes it is still early in the season, however, it tok me a long time to even find any aphids on the leaves of all our plants! I know you need to keep that balance of good & bad bugs, but it sure seems like nature is taking care of itself currently in our garden.

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Learn how to enlist the help of little known beneficial organisms.

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