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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
It is a violation of Federal Law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling Not for use on plants being grown for sale or commercial use, or for commercial seed production, or for research purposes Use on listed fruits and vegetables is limited to home gardens
BONIDE A COMPLETE FRUIT TREE SPRAY is a complete concentrate containing insecticide, fungicide, aphicide, miticide, scahcide and spreadersticker Easy to use, mixes with water instantly no plugged nozzles, no messy powders to handle, measure or mix, no pre-mixing or straining necessary Intended for homeowner use to protect apples, cherries, grapes, peaches, strawberries, roses, ornamental evergreens and flowers from the ravages of insects and diseases listed

Use Restrictions
• For outdoor use only
• DO NOT APPLY THIS PRODUCT IN A WAY THAT WILL CONTACT ANY PERSON OR PET, EITHER DIRECTLY OR THROUGH DRIFT KEEP PEOPLE AND PETS OUT OF THE AREA DURING APPLICATION
• This product may be applied only by hand-held garden sprayers or hose-end sprayers
• Do not allow people or pets to enter the treated area until sprays have dried
• Apply when air is calm (not more than 10 mph) adjusting sprayer nozzle for largest droplet size
• Do not spray when temperature is greater than 85° F
• Do not use on large trees Do not use where foliage to be treated extends beyond spray coverage of application equipment
• Do not apply if rain is expected before leaf surfaces dry

• Do not use food utensils such as teaspoons or tablespoons for food purposes after use with pesticides
SHAKE PRODUCT THOROUGHLY BEFORE USE Contains micronic particles which settle upon standing and require reblending by agitation Choose a cool, calm period, preferable early morning or evening, when trees will not be subjected to hot direct rays of the sun It is easier to prevent disease and scale damage than to cure same, therefore, a preventative spray schedule (see Table) is recommended When insects or active disease spores are present (warm humid days), use higher specified application rate (see Table) Apply spray to leaves, fruit branches, trunk and base of tree until lightly dripping Shake sprayer occasionally or agitate to keep spray particles in suspension during application Spray thoroughly to wet upper and lower leaf surfaces, stems and branches Carefully read and follow the spray schedule in Table

APPLES
Insects/Diseases Apple maggots, codling moths, Japanese beetles, leaf hoppers, plum curcuhos, aphids, bud moth, Forbes scale, eastern tent caterpillar, red banded leaf roller, mites, bitter rot, black rot, frogeye, leaf spot, Botryosphaena (white rot), botrytis rot,bullseye rot, Brooks fruit spot, flyspeck, cedar rust, quince rust, scab, sooty blotch

CHERRIES
Insects/Diseases Plum curcuhos, cherry fruit flies, cherry fruit worms, black cherry aphid, fruit tree leaf roller, bud moth, Japanese beetle, Botrytis rot, brown rot blossom blight and fruit rot, cherry leaf spot

GRAPES
Insects/Diseases Flea beetles, Japanese beetles, grape leaf skeletomzers, rose chafers, grape berry moth, spider mites, mealybugs, leafhoppers, black rot, downy mildew (berries only), botrytis rot

PEACHES
Insects/Diseases Plum curcuhos, Japanese beetle, spider mite, oriental fruit moth, green, peach, black cherry, black peach, rusty plum aphids, brown rot (fruit), rhizopus, scab, brown rot (blossom blight), coryneum blight

FRUIT TREE STAGES
Dormant Absence of growth fall, winter or spring Green Tip Stage When branch tips show green tissue Pre Bloom Stage When blossom buds show full color before opening Bloom When blossoms are open Do not apply to plants in bloom
Petal Fall Stage When last petals have fallen from blossoms
1 st Cover 7-10 days after petal fall
2 nd Cover to Harvest To cut-off date before harvest