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Azalea and lace bugs
I need to treat my azaleas soon and I'm having difficulty finding the
product Cygon by Dragon. This product is a systemic insecticide and very effective when used properly with the right timing. Can anyone suggest an alternative systemic insecticide that is equally effective? Contact sprays, unfortunately, have not been very effective in the past. The lace bug is very destructive and tough. I live in east Tennessee, near Knoxville. Thanks. |
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Azalea and lace bugs
On Thu, 20 Mar 2003 14:02:24 GMT, Phisherman wrote:
I need to treat my azaleas soon and I'm having difficulty finding the product Cygon by Dragon. This product is a systemic insecticide and very effective when used properly with the right timing. Can anyone suggest an alternative systemic insecticide that is equally effective? Contact sprays, unfortunately, have not been very effective in the past. The lace bug is very destructive and tough. I live in east Tennessee, near Knoxville. Thanks. I have the same problem and Cygon was also suggested to me by a well-respected nursury here in the Houston area. Cygon is manufactured by Bonide Products, Inc. Since they're located in Oriskany, NY, it's hard to believe you can't find it available somewhere in Tennessee since it seems readily available way down here in Texas. For information on where to purchase Bonide products send an email to: Bonide has two web sites. http://www.bonideproducts.com/ http://www.bonide.com/ The active ingredient in Cygon is Dimethoate. If the above fails, perhaps you can find it under another product name from another company. (Try a Google search on the Dimethoate. Incidently, The folks at Cornelius Nursury also suggested I treat my Azaleas monthly (after the Cygon treatment) with Fertilome Liquid Systemic Fungicide. f Reply Address Purposly Altered to eliminate SPAM Reply by Post Only Please |
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Azalea and lace bugs
Phisherman wrote in message . ..
I need to treat my azaleas soon and I'm having difficulty finding the product Cygon by Dragon. This product is a systemic insecticide and very effective when used properly with the right timing. Can anyone suggest an alternative systemic insecticide that is equally effective? Contact sprays, unfortunately, have not been very effective in the past. The lace bug is very destructive and tough. I live in east Tennessee, near Knoxville. Thanks. If you time things right insecticidal soap will control them Be aware you need late spring and late summer applications. If you need something more noxious acephate works very well(orthene) please take personal protection seriously. Read and follow label directions, be aware of what your overspray may harm. |
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Azalea and lace bugs
Phisherman wrote:
I need to treat my azaleas soon and I'm having difficulty finding the product Cygon by Dragon. This product is a systemic insecticide and very effective when used properly with the right timing. Can anyone suggest an alternative systemic insecticide that is equally effective? Contact sprays, unfortunately, have not been very effective in the past. The lace bug is very destructive and tough. I live in east Tennessee, near Knoxville. Whitish specks on the upper surface of leaves and dark spots varnish-like on the bottom are symptoms of rhododendron and azalea lace bugs. They are more prevalent on certain varieties and on plants grown in sunny areas. When damage first appears, it may be controlled by any of a number of contact insecticides. I have used malthion with success. Care must be taken to spray the lower surfaces of the leaves where the lace bugs live. -- Visit my Rhododendron and Azalea web pages at: http://www.users.fast.net/~shenning/rhody.html Also visit the Rhododendron and Azalea Bookstore at: http://members.aol.com/rhodyman/rhodybooks.html Cheers, Steve Henning in Reading, PA USA http://www.users.fast.net/~shenning |
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