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Hi-Yield Dormant Spray with Paraffinic Oil controls a variety of Scale, Mites, Fruit Tree Leaf Rollers, Pear Psylla, Fall Armyworms, and Whiteflies on shrubs, ornamentals, fruit trees, and shade trees. Use Hi-Yield Dormant Spray on fruit trees during Dormant Season, or use on ornamentals any time. Dormant Spray should be applied in late afternoon or early morning and may be mixed with other insecticides or fungicides (excluding products containing Sulphur). Effective for pests such as Juniper Scale on Junipers, Azalea Scale on Azaleas, Scale on Citrus Trees, Rose Scale on Roses, Obscure Scale on Pecans, and San Jose Scale on Peaches, Plums, Pears, and Apple Trees.
DO NOT use Hi-Yield Dormant Spray when temperatures exceed 85 degrees F. DO NOT tank mix with products containing Sulphur. Dormant Spray may cause damage to house plants such as ferns or ivy.
| Active Ingredient: | Paraffinic Oil - 97% |
| Target pests: | Scale, Mites, Fruit Tree Rollers, Pear Psylla, Whiteflies, Fall Armyworms |
| For use in: | Ornamentals, Flowering Shrubs, Shade Trees, Fruit Trees |
| Application: | Ornamentals: 3 tablespoons (1.5 oz.) per gallon of water Fruit Trees: 6 tablespoons (3 oz.) per gallon of water Do not apply when temperature exceeds 85 degrees F. |
| Pet safe: | Yes, when used as directed. |
| Yield: | 1 quart yields 21 gallons for ornamentals or 10 gallons for fruit trees |
| Manufactured By: | VPG (UPC: 732221320345) |
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Hi-Yield Dormant Spray with Paraffinic Oil controls a variety of Scale, Mites, Fruit Tree Leaf Rollers, Pear Psylla, Fall Armyworms, and Whiteflies on shrubs, ornamentals, fruit trees, and shade trees. Use Hi-Yield Dormant Spray on fruit trees during Dormant Season, or use on ornamentals any time. Dormant Spray should be applied in late afternoon or early morning and may be mixed with other insecticides or fungicides (excluding products containing Sulphur). Effective for pests such as Juniper Scale on Junipers, Azalea Scale on Azaleas, Scale on Citrus Trees, Rose Scale on Roses, Obscure Scale on Pecans, and San Jose Scale on Peaches, Plums, Pears, and Apple Trees.
DO NOT use Hi-Yield Dormant Spray when temperatures exceed 85 degrees F. DO NOT tank mix with products containing Sulphur. Dormant Spray may cause damage to house plants such as ferns or ivy.
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Hi-Yield Dormant Oil
By Sam on October 13, 2011Great product, perfect container size, arrived quickly
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Dormant Spray Oil
By Nina on December 11, 2011
Verified PurchaseI did use the dormant oil on my Maple tree. However, it is too soon to find out the result. I will not know the result until next spring/summer. I hope this product is the right product to treat the Maple tree.
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- Dormant Spray
By Donald on March 1, 2013Good product. Great service! Easy to order on the Internet. Prompt delivery.
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- zap em' !
By Jay on March 23, 2013i used the dormant spray oil six times on my apple trees as the were infected with a moth that kills the fruit , i mixed it with malathion , i'll have to wait til this summer to see if it worked ?
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October 4, 2011Bill from Lima, Ohio asked:
QWhat is the best product for peach leaf curl in Ohio?
AWe carry a couple of products that are labeled for peach curl, Docket DF containing Chlorothalonil and Bonide Copper Liquid Fungicide which contains Copper Octanoate (Copper Soap). We recommend you contact your local cooperative extension office and speak to the master gardener on staff to find out what has worked best for others in your region and also the best time to apply the fungicides.
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July 4, 2011Terry asked:
QWhen do I use the Dormant Spray, what month, time and how much, for scales on fruit trees?
You say dormant, what is it? When the tree stops having fruit or while the tree has very small oranges, I have scales on the tree now, 7/4/11
ADormant seasons are the times of the year when trees are not actively growing. This will vary from region to region and by type of tree. We recommend that you contact your local cooperative extension office and ask for information on the type of tree you are treating and the time of year it is dormant (almost all trees are actively growing now in the USA). We can tell you that Bonide All Season Horticultural and Dormant Spray Oil can be used anytime of the year and is labeled for use on orange trees to control scale insects. Be sure to read and follow the Bonide All Season Horticultural and Dormant Spray Oil product label to be sure it fits your needs.
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April 6, 2013Kathleen from Salt Lake City, Ut asked:
QWhat dosage of Dormant Spray Oil should I use with hose end sprayer?
APer the Dormant Oil product label: Ornamentals: 3 tablespoons (1.5 oz.) per gallon of water, Fruit Trees: 6 tablespoons (3 oz.) per gallon of water.
