Bonide Ant, Flea & Tick Killer 10 lb.
When you have a larger yard, an outdoor patio, or a property line pushing up against the Hudson Valley woods, keeping lawn pests under control requires a serious defensive strategy. Bonide® Ant, Flea & Tick Killer Granules provide an excellent, broadcast-ready solution to protect your family, pets, and turf from invasive, biting insects before they can take over your outdoor living spaces.
This high-coverage granular formula handles active infestations on contact and provides a deep, residual barrier throughout your soil and thatch layer. Packaged in a substantial 10 lb. bag, it's designed to treat entire lawns, property perimeters, and larger landscape beds easily with a standard lawn spreader.
| Item | Avail | Your Price | Qty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bonide Ant, Flea & Tick Killer 10 lb. | Avail | $14.99 |
Pro-Tips from Kent Countryside Nursery:
Create a Woodline Buffer: Ticks are a major concern for us here in Putnam County. If your lawn borders a wooded area or tall brush, apply a 10-foot-wide band of these granules right along that border line. This creates a highly effective "safety strip" that ticks cannot easily cross to enter your active yard.
Always Water It In: To get the maximum performance out of this treatment, apply the granules right before a light rain, or turn on your sprinklers to give the lawn a light watering immediately after spreading. This activates the granules, driving the protective formula down into the soil where ants and grubs hide.
Mow Before You Apply: For optimal coverage on your lawn, try to mow your grass down to its normal summer height before applying the granules. This helps the product fall cleanly past the grass blades directly onto the soil surface.
Product Specifications:
Size: 10 lbs. (4.54 kg)
Formulation: Ready-to-Use Granules (Soil and Turf)
Coverage Area: Treats up to 5,000 square feet
Control Duration: Provides long-lasting protection for up to 4 weeks
Target Pests: Ants, Brown Dog Ticks, Fleas, Crickets, Chinch Bugs, Earwigs, Billbugs, Cutworms, and Sod Webworms.