Garden Safe HG-93199 Instructions / Assembly
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1. mites European pine shoot moths European pine tip moths European red mites fall armyworms fall cankerworms fall webworms field crickets firebrats fireworms flatheaded borers fleas flea beetles forest tent caterpillars fruit flies fruittree leafrollers fuller rose beetles fungus beetles fungus gnats gall midges gall wasps German cockroaches giant root aphids glassy winged sharpshooters ground beetles grasshoppers green apple aphids green bugs greenhouse thrips greenhouse whiteflies greenstriped mapleworms grubs gypsy moths adult and larvae hackberry nipplegall makers hairy fungus beetles harlequin bugs heliothis spp Holly budmoths Holly leafminers hoplia beetles hornworms hyperodes weevils adult inchworms iris borer jackpine budworms Japanese beetles Jeffery pine needleminers June beetles katydids lace bugs lawn moths sod webworms leaf tiers leafhoppers leafminers leafrollers lesser peach tree borers lice locust borers loopers love bugs lygus bugs madrone thrips maggots maple leafcutters McDaniel spider mites mealybugs millipedes mimosa webworms plant mites mole crickets nymphs and young adults moths murmidius beetles mushroom flies Nantucket pine tip moths oak leaf skeletonizers oak leafminers oakworm complex oleander caterpillars olive ash borers orange tortrix orangestriped oakworms Pacific mites Palmetto bugs peach twig borer pear psylla pear sawflies pearleaf bliste2. wash pesticide off the treatment area This product is highly toxic to bees exposed to direct treatment on blooming crops or weeds Do not apply this product or allow it to drift to blooming crops or weeds while bees are actively visiting the treatment area PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL HAZARDS e Do not use or store near heat or open flame FIRST AID IF ON SKIN OR CLOTHING Take off contaminated clothing e Rinse skin immediately with plenty of water for 15 20 minutes Call a poison control center or doctor for treatment advice IF SWALLOWED e Call a poison control center or doctor immediately for treatment advice e Have person sip a glass of water if able to swallow Do not induce vomiting unless told to do so by a poison control center or doctor e Do not give anything by mouth to an unconscious person Have the product container or label with you when calling a poison control center or doctor or going for treatment For additional information on this pesticide product including health concerns medical emergencies or pesticide incidents you may call 1 800 257 3379 NOTICE Buyer assumes all responsibility for safety and use not in accordance with directions Questions or Comments Call 1 800 257 3379 or visit our website at www gardensafe com The Garden Safe Promise Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back If you apply Garden Safe Brand Garden Dust Insect Killer as directed and you are not completely satisfied send p
3. STOP READ ENTIRE LABEL BEFORE USE DIRECTIONS FOR USE It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling READ ENTIRE LABEL BEFORE EACH USE USE INFORMATION Garden Safe Brand Garden Dust Insect Killer may be used throughout the growing season or as a pre harvest treatment It is acceptable for use up to the day of harvest on edible plants Apply when insects first appear before damage from feeding occurs Contact insects directly whenever possible Wear household latex or rubber gloves use a dust applicator as available Apply dust uniformly to upper and lower leaf surfaces with a thin even film of dust Apply when air is calm to avoid drift and contact with eyes and skin Allow dust to settle in treated areas before re entering Do not apply when bees are active in the area Do not apply if rain is expected within 24 hours Wash hands thoroughly after handling and before eating or smoking Do not allow dust to wind drift to non target plants or water supplies Start applying at the farthest corner of the treatment area and work backward to avoid contact with dusted surfaces Wash all fruits and vegetables before eating PHYTOTOXICITY NOTE Plant safety is an important consideration when using insecticides However it is not possible to evaluate the potential adverse effects of this product on numerous plant varieties that may react differently to insecticides in different growth stages or under
4. STORAGE AND DISPOSAL Do not contaminate water food or feed by storage or disposal PESTICIDE STORAGE Keep this product in its tightly closed original container when not in use Store in a cool dry well ventilated preferably locked area that is inaccessible to children and animals Store away from food and pet food PESTICIDE DISPOSAL AND CONTAINER HANDLING Nonrefillable container Do not reuse or refill this container If empty Place in trash or offer for recycling if available If partly filled Call your local solid waste agency for disposal instructions Never place unused product down any indoor or outdoor drain PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS HAZARDS TO HUMANS AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS CAUTION Harmful if swallowed or absorbed through the skin Avoid contact with skin eyes or clothing Wash hands thoroughly with plenty of soap and water after handling and before eating drinking chewing gum using tobacco or using the toilet Remove and wash contaminated clothing before reuse Prolonged or frequently repeated skin contact may cause allergic reactions in some individuals ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS e This pesticide is toxic to aquatic organisms including fish and invertebrates To protect the environment do not allow pesticide to enter or run off into storm drains drainage ditches gutters or surface waters Applying this product in calm weather when rain is not predicted for the next 24 hours will help to ensure that wind or rain does not blow or
5. is equivalent to 0 0001 pounds of pyrethrins per 50 square feet ROSES AND ORNAMENTAL FLOWERS INCLUDING African violets ageratum aster azalea begonia camellia carnation chrysanthemum coleus common snowberry crassula dahlias delphinium exacum fuchsia geranium gladiolus gold bells hypoestes marigold orchid palm pansy petunia philodendron poinsettia rhododendron rose snapdragon stocks taxus wax plant wandering Jew and zinnias APPLICATIONS TO ORNAMENTAL EVERGREENS BUSHES TREES SHADE TREES AND SHRUBS USE RESTRICTIONS The maximum application rate per application per day is 8 ounces per 200 square feet or 2 ounces per 50 square feet The maximum application rate is equivalent to 0 0001 pounds of pyrethrins per 50 square feet When treating trees shrubs and similar plants treat the trunk the base of the trunk and the critical root zone Treat the tree crotch knotholes wounds and other areas where insects may harbor Allow dust to settle in treated areas before re entering Do not water or irrigate immediately following treatment ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS INCLUDING alder ash Arizona cypress azalea birch box elder boxwood cherry ornamental common ninebark conifers cottonwood crepe myrtle dogwood Douglas fir elm English ivy euonymous fir grape vines ornamental hawthorn Holly honeysuckle hydrangea juniper laurel lilac locust maple mimosa mock orange nannyberry oak palm pea shrub pine pl
6. ly more than 1 time per day Do not apply the maximum application rate more than 10 times per growing season Applications with power duster equipment are prohibited PRE HARVEST APPLICATION TO GARDEN CROPS USE RESTRICTIONS The maximum application rate per application is 4 ounces per 208 square feet or 1 ounce per 52 square feet The maximum application rate is equivalent to 0 05 pounds of pyrethrins per acre VEGETABLE CROPS Edible podded legume vegetables including snap bean wax bean yardlong bean Jack bean edible pod pea snow pea and sugar snap pea Dried shelled legume vegetables including field bean kidney bean lima bean dry navy bean pinto bean adzuki bean blackeyed pea cowpea mung bean Southern pea and dry lentil Cole crops including broccoli Brussel sprouts cabbage Chinese cabbage Chinese broccoli on gai lan white flowering cauliflower collards kale kohlrabi and mustard greens Cucurbit vegetables including balsam pear bitter melon Chinese waxgourd Chinese preserving melon citron melon cucumber gherkin edible gourds honeyballs honeydew melons mango melons muskmelon Persian melon pumpkins cantelope casaba crenshaw Zucchini squash and watermelon including hybrids Fruiting vegetables except cucurbits including eggplants tomatoes and bell peppers including green peppers Leafy vegetables except brassica including amaranth arugula celery chervil corn salad chrysanthemum edible lea
7. r mites periodical cicadas phorid flies pillougs pine bark beetles pine engraver pine sawflies pine spittlebugs pink scavenger caterpillars pinworms pitch pine tip moths plant bugs plum curculia poinsettia hornworms ponderosa pine needle miner psyllids puss caterpillars raspberry horntail red gum lerp psyllid red lilly beetles red oak borers redbanded leafrollers redhumphed oakworms rootworms rose aphids rose chafers rose curculios rose leafhoppers rose slugs rosy apple aphids royal palm bugs saddled prominent caterpillar sawflies exposed scale crawlers sciarid flies seedbugs silverfish small fruit flies Southern pine beeltes Southern red mite adult Southern chinch bugs sowbugs spider beetles spider mites spiders spiny elm caterpillars spittlebugs springtails spruce budworms spruce needleminers stalk borers strawberry mites subtropical pine tip moths sweet potato whiteflies sycamore leaf beetle tarnished plant bug tent caterpillars thorn bugs thrips exposed ticks trogoderma beetles two spotted spider mites viburnum leaf beetles walnut caterpillars wasps waterbugs webworms including garden sod tropical weevils western flower thrips Western hemlock loopers Western pine tip moth Western spruce budworms white apple leafhoppers white apple leafrollers white grubs Japanese beetle European chafer Southern chafer willow leaf beetles wolly apple aphids and yellow poplar weevils
8. roof of purchase from this package and the original cash register receipt to the address below We will refund the purchase price you paid Distributed by Spectrum Group Division of United Industries Corporation PO Box 142642 St Louis MO 63114 0642 EPA Reg No 1021 aan EPA Est Nos 39578 TX 1 AM 69208 M0 1 A0 89287 KS 1 A 89287 KS 2 00 9688 M0 10 11623 GA 3 CN Circled letter is first letter of lot number 17 15073 2014 PROOF OF PURCHASE FPO UPG 0 72845 93199 3 Contains Pyrethrins a BOTANICAL Insecticide derived from Chrysanthemum flowers arden Sat Garden Dust INSECT KILLER lt i Fa A f Fast Acting TE Can Be Used Up Until The Day Before Harvest amp Kills 250 Listed Insects Use On Home Garden Fruits Roses Vegetables amp Ornamental Plants ACTIVE INGREDIENTS KEEP QUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN Pyrethrins a botanical insecticide 0 10 end ee Dack Tor addaitiona OTHER INGREDIENTS nnstnsen 99 90 CAUTIO siocaultiary statement 0 001 Ibs active ingredient per Ib ae Net Wt lb 16 02 453 g
9. um poplar spruce sycamore tulip poplar weeping fig and willow INSECTS KILLED ON AND AROUND ORNAMENTAL ROSES FLOWERS EVERGREENS TREES SHADE TREES BUSHES AND SHRUBS adelgids ants excluding pharaoh and carpenter ants aphids apple aphids apple maggots armyworms Asian cerambycid beetles Asian lady beetles Asian pine tip moths Australian sod flies azalea leafminers bagworms beetles billbugs birch leafminers black fungus beetles black turfgrass ataenius adult black turpentine beetles black vine weevils blister beetles blow flies blue grass billoug adult boll weevils boxelder bugs boxwood leafminers brown dog ticks brown spider beetles brown spruce longhorn beetles browntail moths budworms cadelles California oakworms campylomma bugs cankerworms carrion beetles catalpa sphinx caterpillar ants caterpillars including tent catorama beetles centipedes chinch bugs chrysanthemum leaf miners cicadas clearwing borers climbing cutworms clover mites clover weevils cockroaches codling moths cone beetles cone worms conifer spider mites adult corn borers corn earworms cottonwood borers cottonwood leaf beetles crane flies crickets cutworms exposed dermestid beetles diamondback larvae dichondra flea beetles dingy cutworm adult Douglas fir midge Douglas fir tussock moth dung beetles earwigs Eastern tent caterpillars elm leaf aphids elm spanworms elmleaf beetles emerald ash borer eriophyid
10. varying environmental conditions Before making widespread applications of this product treat a limited number of plants and observe for adverse effects over a one to 10 day period This product must come into contact with insects in order to kill them Coverage of the target insect is vital to achieving good performance Apply this product to cover upper and lower surfaces of leaves stems and flowers with a thin even film of dust Apply when insects or insect damage first appears HOME GARDENS This product is not for use on plants being grown for sale or other commercial use WHEN TO APPLY Use at first signs of insect infestation preferably before damage and feeding occurs Can be used up to day before harvest For most effective results follow directions for specific use areas Avoid contamination of food and feedstuffs FOR BEST RESULTS Apply in the twilight hours of the evening or just before sunrise to avoid possible harm to honey bees Honey bees normally forage during the daylight hours when the temperatures reach or exceed 55 F Contact as many insects as possible when applying Apply to provide thorough coverage of foliage and upper and lower leaf surfaces USE RESTRICTIONS Do not make applications during rain Aerial applications are prohibited Do not water the treated area to the point of runoff Do not reapply within 3 days except under extreme pest pressure In case of extreme pest pressure do not reapply within 24 hours Do not app
11. ved and garland cress garden and upland dandelion dock endive fennel lettuce parsley purslane garden and winter radicchio rhubarb spinach and Swiss chard Onions dry bulb and garlic corn sweet and pop and rice root and tuber vegetables including artichokes carrots garden beets potatoes radishes rutabagas and turnips Asparagus okra grapes and strawberries and berries including blackberries blueberries boysenberries loganberries dewberries and raspberries black and red Herbs and spices including basil chives clove cilantro dill fennel ginger mint nutmeg oregano parsley rosemary saffron sage savory tarragon and thyme INSECTS KILLED ON VEGETABLES amp MELONS aphids armyworms artichoke plume moth asparagus beetle cabbage looper Colorado potato beetle com earwom corn rootworm adult cucumber beetle adult cutworms diamondback moth European corn borer flea beetles hornworms imported cabbage looper leaf hoppers leaf miners melon worm onion maggot adult onion thrips pepper weevil pickleworm plantbugs including lygus squash and stink bugs potato psyllid potato tuberworm rindworm squash vine borer tomato fruitworm and tomato pinworm APPLICATION TO ROSES AND ORNAMENTAL FLOWERS USE RESTRICTIONS 1 ounce dust treats 5 rose bushes The maximum application rate per application per day is 8 ounces per 200 square feet or 2 ounces per 50 square feet The maximum application rate
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