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Early Summer Vegetable and Flower Gardens Spraying helps prevent: Aphids, leafhoppers, Colorado potato beetles, lace bugs, thrips, cut worms, mites and many other pests. Plant diseases that can be controlled include white powdery mildew, wilt, rust, black spot, etc. Spray material: For insects, malathion, diazinon and carbaryl are often recommended depending on the problem or plant needing treatment. Check the label before using. Fungicidal sprays and dusts are available at your garden retailer that will help protect against plant disease. Hint: A drop or two of dishwashing soap added to your spray mixture will help evenly disperse the spray. Sprayers to use: Hudson makes a wide variety of sprayers. See Catalog Link. These range from small hand sprayers that hold a few ounces to compression sprayers that range in size from one-half to four gallon capacities. For larger yards and gardens, consider Hudson power or Bak-PakŪ sprayers. With roses and other flowers, you may prefer a Hudson duster. Three different sizes are available, and they are designed to make it easy to completely cover all parts of the plant. NOTICE: The foregoing information is typical and generally recommended. However, the information may not necessarily be appropriate for problems you are experiencing. ALWAYS seek professional advice and READ AND COMPLETELY UNDERSTAND THE INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS PRINTED ON THE SPRAY MATERIAL LABEL BEFORE PURCHASING AND USING. We have taken care in assembling this information and believe it is from accurate sources. However, H. D. Hudson Manufacturing Company cannot guarantee or be liable for its accuracy and completeness.  Yard & Garden Problems Getting Started on a Spraying Program Spraying Safety Early Spring Spring Early Summer Summer Late Summer - Early Fall Fall House Plants & Other Indoor SprayingFor Parts, Service or Consumer Questions 24 Hours 1-800-9-SPRAYER or 1-800-977-7293 Email: ladybug@hdhudson.com |