Pyrethrin Bonide Garden Insect Spray Concentrate 16 oz

This Pyrethrin is what we use on ant piles in our yard. Seems to be very effective on them. I live in Florida and it is a year round problem!

Best thing for aphids especially in hot weather where neem can burn plants.Also use it for clearwing borers on my lilacs and other affected shrubs. Pretty much all around good treatment for garden pests. Made from Chysanthemums its considered organic and been around forever.

Sprayed our apple tree every two weeks and crossing our fingers. We never got an apple from our tree in four years. Don’t see any mites.

I spray cotton dry the cotton and place the cotton in 6 inch long inch and 1/2 tubes so mice will take it and make their nests with it and kill ticks that they may carry. Placed around 10-15 feet around the edges of the yard where the grass and the woods meet.

Easy to use and works.

Used in combination with other poisons and bugs quit biting me so I assume they died

I keep pigeons in an outdoor loft/aviary, and made the mistake of having some stumps on the rubber mat floor as perches - I experienced a isopod population explosion that wouldn't have been harmful by itself, but drew in larger inverts interested in eating them, and THOSE scared my birds away from their food. No good. Pyrethrin is often used at a different dilution as a spray to get lice/mites off of pigeons, and it's not a carcinogen unlike the alternative permethrin, so I mixed up a bit of this in a pesticide sprayer and had some battles. It smells a bit funky but I gotta imagine that's to tell you it's there. After treatments in the loft it was easy to hose the floor off and make sure nothing lingered too much, but having a pesticide that I know isnt a serious exposure risk to myself or to my birds is great, and this stuff definitely does it's job, especially if you make a direct hit.

Works well. Would buy again.