Bonide Annual Tree & Shrub gallon
If you have a large residential property with mature shade trees, prize specimens, or long privacy rows of arborvitae and hemlocks, protecting them from devastating pests is a major priority. Dragging out ladders or attempting to spray the canopy of tall trees is dangerous and highly inefficient, which is why our design and maintenance teams at Kent Countryside rely on the 1 Gallon economy size of Bonide® Annual Tree & Shrub Insect Control with SYSTEMAXX.
| Item | Avail | Your Price | Qty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bonide Annual Tree & Shrub gallon | Avail | $47.99 |
Pro-Tips from Kent Countryside Nursery:
The Smart Choice for Bulk Landscaping: This 1-gallon concentrate is the most cost-effective size if you have to treat multiple large specimen trees or an extensive privacy boundary hedge (like a long row of arborvitae or boxwoods) on your property.
Uptake & Timing: For optimum results, apply this soil drench in the spring or early autumn when your trees and shrubs are actively growing and drawing up water through their roots. Measure the total inches around your tree trunk (circumference) or the total height of your shrubs to calculate the precise dosage instructions on the back label. Mix it in a five-gallon bucket or large watering can and pour it evenly on the soil directly at the base of the trunk.
Important Local Regulatory Note: An essential reminder for our neighbors! While this powerful formula is fully approved and recommended for homeowners here in Putnam County and the surrounding Hudson Valley, please note that it is strictly not for sale, use, or distribution down in Nassau, Suffolk, Kings, or Queens counties due to downstate groundwater regulations.
Product Specifications:
Size: 128 fl. oz. (1 Gallon / 3.784 Liters)
Formulation: Concentrated Liquid (Systemic)
Application Frequency: Once per year (12-Month Defense)
Ideal For: Large ornamental trees, shade trees, privacy hedges, shrubs, and non-bearing fruit and nut trees.
Target Pests: Devastating local threats including the Emerald Ash Borer, Asian Longhorned Beetle, Hemlock Woolly Adelgid, leafminers, aphids, Japanese beetles, scale, and weevils.