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PESTS
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FLOWERS, TREES, SHRUBS, GROUND COVERS
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Oak lace bug, Oak Leafroller Moth, Oak Leaftier Moth, Oak treehopper, Oak Trumpet Skeletonizer Moth, Obscure
mealybug, Obscure root weevil, Oleander aphid, Onion thrips, Oriental beetle, Owl-Eyed Bird-Dropping Moth, Oystershell scale, Painted
leafhopper, Pale Glyph Moth, Pale legume bug, Palestriped ea beetle, Palm Bud Moth, Panther spotted grasshopper, Pea aphid, Pecan
Bud Moth, Pecan weevil, Pepper weevil, Phlox plant bug, Pillbugs, Pine needle scale, Pine Tube Moth, Pine Webworm Moth, Pinion Moths,
Pink-Washed Leafroller, Pitch Pine Tip Moth, Pitch Twig Moth, Plum curculio, Ponderosa Pineconeworm Moth, Poplar leaf aphid, Poplar
Leafroller, Potato ea beetle, Potato leafhopper, Prairie walkingstick, Privet leafhopper, Pygmy grasshopper, Red banded Leafroller Moth,
Redheaded ea beetle, Red legged grasshopper, Red Pine Shoot Moth, Redshouldered stink bug, Red turnip beetle, Rhododendron lace
bug, Rigid Sunower Borer Moth, Rivuline moths, Root Collar Borer, Rose aphid, Rose chafer, Rose curculio, Rose leafhopper, Rose midge,
Rough stink bug, Sallow Moths, San Jose scale, Saratoga spittlebug, Says stink bug, Scale (crawler stages), Scale Feeding Snouth Moth,
Sculptured Moth, Scolecocampine moths, Serviceberry Leafroller, Shagbark Hickory Leafroller Moth, Silverleaf whitey, Sleepy Orange,
Small Bird-Dropping Moth, Snowy-shouldered Acleris Moth, Solidago Eucosma, Southeastern Lubber grasshopper, Southern chinch bug,
Southern Coastal Coneworm Moth, Southern garden leafhopper, Southern green stink bug, Southern masked chafer, Southern Pine
Catkinworm Moth, Southern Pineconeworm Moth, Southern Spragveia, Speckled Cutworm Moth, Speckled Green Fruitworm Moth,
Speckled Sereda Moth, Spittlebugs, Spotted asparagus beetle, Spotted cucumber beetle, Spotted Fireworm Moth, Squash bug, Stalk Borer
Moth, Stink Bugs , Strawberry ea beetle, Strawberry root weevil, Striped Birch Pyralid Moth, Striped cucumber beetle, Striped ea
beetle, Sunower beetle, Sunower Borer Moth, Sunower head clipping weevil, Sunower seed weevil, Sunower stem weevil,
Sweetgum Leafroller Moth, Sweetpotato leaf beetle, Sweet potato weevil, Sweetpotato whitey, Sycamore lace bug, Sycamore leaf
beetle, Sycamore Webworm Moth, Tailed Orange, Tarnished plant bugs, Tea scale, Tent caterpillars, The Astonomer Moth, Threecornered
alfalfa treehopper, Thrips, Tiger and Lichen Moths, Tobaccco Budworm Moth, Tobacco ea beetle, Tobacco thrips, Tortoise beetles (6
species), Triangle-backed Eucosma, Tufted Bird-Dropping Moth, Tussock moths, Twobanded Japanese weevil, Twolined spittlebug, Two
striped grasshopper, Twostriped walkingstick, Ugly-Nest Caterpillar Moth, Variable Nigranum, Varigated leafhopper, Vegetable weevil,
Velvetbean Catterpillar, Verbena Bud Moth, Viburnum leaf beetle, Wainscot Moths, Walkingstick, Walnut lace bug, Water Lily Leaf Cutter
Moth, Waterlily Moth, Wedgling Moth, Western boxelder bug, Western conifer seed bug, Western corn rootworm, Western ower thrips,
Western pine spittlebug, Western tarnished plant bug, Western Yellow Striped Army Worm, White apple leafhopper, White Edge,
Whiteies, White fringed beetle, White Head Armyworm Moth, White-Lined Graylet, White-lined Leafroller, White Pine Cone Borer,
White-spotted Hedya,Wild Cherry Sphinx, Woods weevil, Woolly- backed Moth, Wooly alder aphid, Wooly apple aphid, Wooly pear
aphid, Wooly elm aphid, Yellow-Headed Cutworm Moth, Yellow poplar weevil, Yellow Spotted Graylet, Zimmerman Pine Moth
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RESIDENTIAL NUISANCE PESTS OUTDOORS
HOW TO APPLY
• Spray thoroughly beneath shrubs, around house foundation and in nearby tall grass or weeds. Cover evenly.
• Adjust spray nozzle to a coarse spray to reach down into tall grass. • 1 gallon of spray treats 1,000 sq ft of ground.
• For severe infestation, repeat every 7 to 14 days not to exceed 11 applications per year.
Hibiscus bug, Honeylocust plant bug, Horned squash bug, House cricket, Hyperodes weevils (adults), Japanese Beetles (adults),
Jerusalem crickets, Jumping spider, Lantana lace bug, Lawn leafhopper, Leaf cutter ants, Leaf cutter bees, Leaooted bug, Leaooted
pine and seed bug, Little black ant, Long legged spider, Meadow spittlebug, Lesser corn stalk borer, May/June beetle, Mole Crickets,
Mormon cricket, Mullein bug, Northern katydid, Northern masked chafer, Northern mole cricket, Oak lace bug ,Oak treehopper, Oblong-
winged katydid, Oriental beetle, Pale legume bug, Phlox plant bug, Redshouldered stink bug, Rhododendron lace bug, Rose chafer,
Rough stink bug, Saratoga spittlebug, Says stink bug, Short-winged mole cricket, Small milkweed bug, Snowy tree cricket, Sod webworms
(lawn moths), Southeastern eld cricket, Southern green stink bug, Southern chinch bug, Southern masked chafer, Southern mole cricket,
Spotted camel cricket, Spring eld cricket, Squash bug, Stink Bugs, Sycamore lace bug, Tawny mole cricket, Tarnished plant bug,
Threecornered alfalfa treehopper, Ticks (including deer ticks), Twolined spittlebug, Uhler stink bug, Walnut lace bug, Western boxelder
stink bug, Western conifer seed bug, Western pine spittlebug, Western tarnished plant bug, Western yellow striped army worm, White
head armyworm moth
PESTS
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LAWN PESTS
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PESTS
Ainsley’s springtail, Alder spittlebug, Andromeda lace bug, Ants, Ash plant bug, Assassin plant bug, Azalea lace bug, Banks grass mite, Big
headed ant, Birch lace bug, Brown marmorated stink bug, Brown stink bug, Bualo treehopper, Clover mites, Cicada killer, Cockroaches,
Common chinch bug, Consperse stink bug, Corn eld ant, Crane y, Crazy ant, Crickets, Cross orbweaver, Dogwood spittlebug, Earwigs,
Eggplant lace bug, European earwig, Fall eld cricket, False chinch bug, Flies, Fourlined plant bug, Funnel spider, Garden eahopper, Giant
house spider, Gladiator katydid, Goldenrain tree bug, Grass spider, Green stink bug, Hairy chinch bug, Harlequin bug, Harvestmen,
Hawthorn lace bug, Hibiscus bug, Honeylocust plant bug, Horned squash bug, House cricket, Jerusalem crickets, Jumping spider, Lantana
lace bug, Leaf cutter ants, Leaf cutter bees, Leaooted bug, Leaooted pine and seed bug, Little black ant, Long legged spider, Meadow
spittlebug, Midges, Mormon cricket, Mosquitoes, Mud dauber, Mullein bug, Northern katydid, Oak lace bug, Oak treehopper, Oblong-
winged katydid, Pale legume bug, Pennsylvania wood roach, Phlox plant bug, Odorous house ant, Orb-web weaver spider, Pillbugs,
Redshouldered stink bug, Rhododendron lace bug, Ringlegged earwig, Rough stink bug, Saratoga spittlebug, Says stink bug, Seashore
springtail, Small milkweed bug, Snow ea springtail, Snowy tree cricket, Southeastern eld cricket, Southern chinch bug, Southern green
stink bug, Southern house spider, Sowbugs, Spiders, Spotted camel cricket, Spring eld cricket, Squash bug, Stink Bugs, Sycamore lace
bug, Tarnished plant bugs, Threecornered alfalfa treehopper, Twolined spittlebug, Walnut lace bug, Wasps, Western boxelder bug,
Western conifer seed bug, Western pine spittlebug, Western tarnished plant bug
Alder spittlebug, Andromeda lace bug, Ants, Army cutworm, Armyworm moth, Armyworms, Ash plant bug, Assassin plant bug, Azalea
lace bug, Banks grass mite, Birch lace bug, Black turfgrass Ataenius, Bluegrass Billbugs (adults), Bluegrass webworm, Boxelder stink
bug, Brown marmorated stink bug, Brown stink bug, Bumble ower beetle, Bualo treehopper, Chiggers, Chinch bugs, Clove mites,
Common chinch bug, Consperse stink bug, Crickets, Cutworms, Dingy cutworm moth, Dogwood spittlebug, Earwigs, Eggplant lace bug,
European chafer, Fall eld cricket, False chinch bug, False Japanese beetle, Fire Ants, Fleas, Fourlined plant bug, Garden
eahopper, Gladiator katydid, Goldenrain tree bug, Grasshoppers, Gray lawn leafhopper, Green stink
bug, Hairy chinch bug, Harlequin bug, Harvestmen, Hawthorn lace bug,
• Use a hose-end sprayer. The goal is to have large droplets and enough spray to penetrate the lawn and reach the soil.
• Do not mow for one day after application.
• For severe infestation, repeat every 7 to 14 days not to exceed 9 applications per year.
PESTS
LAWN PESTS
HOW TO APPLY
PESTS
FRUITING VEGETABLES:
Eggplant, Groundcherry, Pepino, Pepper (includes: bell pepper, chili pepper, cooking pepper, pimento, sweet pepper), Tomatillo, and Tomato
Army cutworm, Armyworm moth, Ash whitey, Aster leafhopper, Azalea whitey, Banded greenhouse thrips, Beet armyworm (1st
and 2nd instar), Beet leafhopper, Bristly cutworm moth, Bunchberry Leaolder moth, Cabbage looper,
Celery leaftier, Colorado potato beetle, Citrus blacky, Common looper moth,
Dingy cutworm moths, European corn borer,