Bonide Annual Tree & Shrub Insect Control
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Product Information
Bonide Annual Tree & Shrub Insect Control With Systemaxx
Bonide's Annual Tree and Shrub Insect Control is a systemic concentrate that moves to the roots of the tree or shrub, providing protection from such insects as adelgids, miners, whiteflies, Emerald Ash Borers, Asian Longhorned Beetles, and more listed insects. Annual Tree and Shrub Insect Control will also give protection for new growth, as well. It will provide protection for one year.
May be used both as a foliar application and soil drenching application around trees and shrubs. This systemic insecticide contains 1.47% Imidacloprid.
Benefits
- Gallon, Tree and Shrub Drench
- Foliar Application
- Apply at the root zone to provide year-long protection against a tree, and shrub damaging insects
- Kills Adelgids, Aphids, bronze birch borers, leafminers, scale, and other listed pests
- Systemic action protects entire tree
- Can not be washed off by rain or water
- 1.47% Imidacloprid
| Packaging | QT or Gallon |
|---|---|
| Product Label | Label |
| Safety Data Sheet | SDS |
| More PDF's | N/A |
| Target Pest | Established Ornamentals in Residential AreasAdelgids, Aphids, Black Vine Weevil, Larvae Roundheaded Borers, (incl. Eucalyptus Longhorned Borers) Flatheaded Borers, (incl. Bronze Birch, Alder Borers) Japanese Beetles (Adult), Lacebugs, Leaf Beetles (incl. Elm Leaf Beetles and Viburnum Leaf Beetles), Leafhoppers (incl. Glassy-winged Sharpshooters), Leafminers (incl. Birch Leafminers) Mealybugs, Pine Tip Moth Larvae, Psyllids, Royal Palm Bugs,Sawfly Larvae Scales (incl. Armored Scale (suppression) and Soft Scale), Thrips (suppression) and Whiteflies Soil Drench to Individual Trees and ShrubsAdelgids, Aphids, Armored scales (suppression), Black Vine Weevil Larvae, Eucalyptus Longhorned Borers, Flatheaded Borers, Japanese Beetles (adult),Lacebugs, Elm Leaf Beetles, Viburnum Leaf Beetles, Leafhoppers Leafminers, Mealybugs and Pine Tip Moth Larvae |
| Active Ingredient(s) | 1.47% Imidacloprid |
| For Use In | Outdoor trees, shrubs, and groundcovers in landscape plantings as listed. |
| Yield | Foliar application : 1.5 tsp per gallon of water | Trees Drenching: 8-30 oz per gallon of water depending on the band width of the tree |
| Mixture | May be used as a foliar application or drenching application |
| Application | For best practice in drenching the soils around trees and shrubs, drench before insect damage occurs as a prevention practice. Use one soil treatment per year. Best time to apply is early spring to early fall. This product can be applied anytime except when the ground is saturated or frozen. These conditions will make movement of the product down into the root zone difficult. When applying this product during dry periods, generously water the tree or shrub the night before treatment. |
| Not Available for Purchase In | Long Island, N.Y |
| More Instructions | NOTE: For insect control, the insecticide must move throughout the tree or shrub. The time it takes to do this will depend on the size of the plant that is treated (one week to three months for very large trees). For this reason, soil drenches should occur 2-3 months before the expected pest infestation. Trees that are already heavily infested may not survive due to the existing pest damage and the resulting stress. |
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Frequently Asked Questions
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dan viglione asks
i have a 30 year old hemlock hedge. The trunks are 8"-12' in diameter. There are 18 of them. The trunks are about 3"- 4" apart. Do I drench each individual trunk? If not, suggested application?
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Yes, you should drench each trunk but I suspect at that distance apart, a line of soul down the length of the hedge on both side will provide enough to drench the soil between each bush.
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Mimi asks
Can i use this drench on ornamental container plants that need to come inside for the winter? And what rate per size pot?
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No. None of the products containing imidacloprid as the active ingredient are approved for use on containerized plants. The only systemic insecticide that I know that is properly labeled for it is Safari 20 SG Insecticide.
mix 1.5-3.0 teaspoons per gallon and apply per pot at these rates:
Media Drench Volume for Individual Pots
Pot diameter (inches) Fl oz of dilute solution per pot
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8 6
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Kathy asks
Can this product be used around pets?
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Yes, it can.
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Adams, Charles asks
Can I drench the soil with the product in the early fall with blooms on tree?
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If it is an ornamental tree, yes you can but not with fruit trees.
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Gilbert Acors asks
Can this be used for fruit trees ( apples,peaches and cherries) and still harvest the fruit
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No but you can use Monterey Fruit Tree & Vegetable Systemic Soil Drench. It is available on our site.
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Scott kaufman asks
Does this product kill or repel the spongy moth.
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Yes, it kills them.
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scott meyerkord asks
What systemic solution do you have/recommend to treat for bagworms?
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The only systemic insecticide I know of for bagworms is Acephate 97UP Systemic Insecticide (97% Orthene)
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Terry Gulliver asks
What is your active ingredient (chemical name please, not brand), and do you have bee/nematode/worm toxicity data?
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The active ingredient in Bonide Annual Tree & Shrub Insect Control is imidacloprid. I don't know the effects on nematodes but we know that honey bees are negatively affected by it. Choosing to use it is usually based on the number of trees being treated and weighing the negative effects vs. the value of the trees.
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Jacob asks
Hello
Looking for a treatment for the black on my crepmyrtles
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Chances are it is from aphids or a similar pest. Using a product like this Bonide Annual Tree and Shrub Insect Control should be just the thing to eliminate them.
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