32 oz. Fruit Tree Spray Concentrate

Thank you for your question. Fruit Tree Spray does contain two insecticides, so it can be if applied against the label instructions. Do not apply when plants are in bloom or when it is windy, to prevent drift. Please read the label thoroughly for all restrictions and precautions.

Thank you for your question regarding Bonide's Fruit Tree Spray. If your question is about mixing this product with another dormant spray product, we cannot recommend mixing the two chemistries together in one spray due to possible chemistry compatibility issues. If you are asking for a dilution rate to use for the Bonide Fruit Tree Spray alone, the dilution rate depends on the fruit you are spraying.

Thank you for your question regarding our Bonide Fruit Tree Spray. For the listed fruit trees, how much product to use per gallon depends on what stage the tree is in and what fruit tree you are spraying it on. For roses or listed flowers, there are other dilution rates. Recommend reviewing the product label closely to be sure your particular fruit tree or other plant is listed on the label.

Thank you for your question regarding our Bonide Fruit Tree Spray product. No, it is not too late to spray. However, when you spray really depends on what it is you are trying to control. Timing of sprays for certain fruit-related issues is critical for effective control.

Thank you for your question regarding Bonide's Fruit Tree Spray Concentrate product. Animals should be kept out of the area during application. Animals can reenter the area when sprays have dried. The product is not to be used if your horse will graze in the area where the spray is applied.

Thank you for your question regarding our Bonide Fruit Tree Spray product. Fruit production is not linked to using a fruit tree spray before bloom. Whether or not a fruit tree produces fruit depends on the type of fruit and whether or not it needs a second variety to pollinate, the age of the tree, along with other environmental issues. When to spray really depends on the specific issue you are trying to control.

Thank you for your question regarding our Bonide Fruit Tree Spray. When used in accordance with the label directions, this product is safe to use. To protect pollinators, avoid spraying during bloom and/or during times when bees are most active. Consider spraying later in the day when bees are less active.

Thank you for your question regarding Bonide's Fruit Tree Spray product. This product is not organic.

Thank you for your question regarding our Bonide Fruit Tree Spray product. Do not have your pets in the area while you are spraying. It is safe for pets to reenter the area after the spray has dried.

Thank you for your question regarding Bonide's Fruit Tree Spray Concentrate product. Our Fruit Tree Spray product can be used on peaches once there is new growth on the tree; however, you are limited to 3 spray applications per growing season. There is a preharvest interval of 21 days; so, you cannot spray within 21 days of when you will harvest and eat the fruit. When you should spray depends on what it is you are trying to control. The green tip and petal fall stages are two good times to spray since many different problems can develop around these stages.