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BONIDE 688 Tomato & Vegetable 3-in-1 Ready-to-Use, 1 quart

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Description

This product is designed to kill species of aphid, spider mite, ant, cricket, weevil, caterpillar, fly, thrip, silverfish, & more. Tomato & Vegetable spray controls blackspot, powdery mildew, rust, scab, blight, brown rot, & leaf spot. For best control apply as a protective spray early in the season before the diseases are noticed. Our insect killer is perfect for use on listed fruits, vegetables, & ornamentals. This includes beans, beets, carrots, cabbage, kale, onions, tomatoes, roses, houseplants, shrubs, almonds, apples, pears, & more. This product is conveniently ready to use when it arrives at your home. The spray nozzle makes this product easy to deploy.

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Details

  • Controls both insects and fungal disease on vegetables, fruits and ornamentals
  • Use up to the day of harvest
  • Controls blight, leaf spot, blackspot and other listed diseases
  • Controls aphids, mites, ants, whiteflies, fruit flies, and other listed insects
  • For use on listed fruits, vegetables, & ornamentals
  • Ready-to-use Quart (32oz) spray bottle

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