Pest Control

Garden and Lawn Pest

Pipestone Farm Supply lists garden and lawn pest products in Millet, Alberta, online and in store: Ortho Bug B Gon ECO insecticidal soap and pyrethrin sprays, Ortho Slug B Gon ECO slug and snail bait, Ortho Garden Fungicide Ready-to-Use, Ortho Animal B Gon Max animal repellent, the two Ortho Diatom diatomaceous-earth aerosols, Doktor Doom No Bite tree and plant protector and Scotts Grub B Gon. Most product pages quote the Health Canada PMRA label for that registration and link to it. Which Ortho Bug B Gon ECO to pick, by label: the Insecticidal Soap Ready-To-Use (PCP Reg. No. 28376) and Insecticidal Soap Concentrate (28377) are potassium salts of fatty acids for use indoors, outdoors and in greenhouses, and may be used on edible crops up to and including the day of harvest. The ECO Insecticide Ready-To-Use (28379) is a pyrethrin spray whose label reads "For use on indoor and greenhouse ornamental plants." and is not for houseplants grown for food or feed. The Insecticidal Soap Ready-To-Spray (29272) and the ECO Insecticide Concentrate (28404) carry their own registrations; each product page gives that label's use sites and mix rate. Slugs, plant diseases and animals: Slug B Gon ECO (28375) is a granular ferric-phosphate bait applied at approximately 5 grams per square metre and re-applied as the bait is consumed or every two weeks; the label warns that it contains the allergen wheat and says KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN AND PETS. Ortho Garden Fungicide Ready-to-Use (32459) is a copper octanoate spray "For use outdoors and in greenhouses" on ornamentals, fruits and vegetables, applied at 1 L per 10 m2 and re-applied at 5-10 day intervals; the label says do not apply within one day of harvest. Animal B Gon Max (32259) is a denatonium benzoate repellent marked "For outdoor use only." that is never used on food or edible plants. Every product here is regulated as a pesticide by Health Canada; read the label before every use. Pesticide orders are available in store in Millet, between Leduc and Wetaskiwin, and online.