Green Pro 14-0-0 .2 Imidacloprid Fertilizer 50 LB

This product feeds the plant to promote strong roots and beautiful blooms, while protecting the plant against insect damage for up to eight (8) weeks. This product is taken up by the roots and travels throughout the entire plant. New growth is protected against insects for up to 8 weeks. This product works inside the plant so rain and water will not wash off the insect protection. This product kills Adelgids, Aphids, Fungus gnats, Leafminers, Lace bugs, Leafhoppers, Mealybugs,
Plant bugs, Psyllids, Soft Scales, Thrips (suppression), Whiteflies, and other listed pests. Apply every 8 weeks during the growing season to roses, flowers and shrubs. 2 lbs. treats up to 16 medium-size roses or shrubs.

Application:
Use this product on Roses, Shrubs, and plantings around homes and residential areas to control listed pests. For new plants, apply when planting. For established plants, use before pest damage occurs or immediately when seen. Repeat applications every 8 weeks during the growing season.

How to Apply:
Apply the required amount of granules evenly on top of soil, being careful not to damage the upper roots, incorporate thoroughly into the top soil layer (Wear glove if done by hand), then water in thoroughly after incorporating into soil. For flower beds, sprinkle granules evenly over bed. For container plants, spread required amount of product evenly over the potting soil around the base of plant foliage and water thoroughly. For the first 10 days DO NOT water the container to the point that water overflows or leaks out the bottom of container.

Effective Against:
Adelgids, Aphids, Armored scales (suppression), Bark beetles (suppression), Borers (Roundheaded including Eucalyptus longhorned), (Flat-headed including Alder, and Bronze Birch), Caterpillars, Fungus gnats, Japanese beetle adults, Lacebugs, Leaf beetles (including Elm, Viburnum, and Lily), Leafhoppers (including Glassy-winged sharpshooter), Leafminers (including Birch, Boxwood, and Holly), Mealybugs, Mimosa webworms, Pine tip moth larvae, Psyllids, Root weevil larvae (including Black vine weevils), Royal palm bugs, Sawflies (larvae), Soft scales (including Lobate lac scales), Thrips, White grub larvae (such as Japanese beetles, Chafers (Northern masked and European), Oriental beetles, and Asiatic garden beetles), and Whiteflies.