Start with the problem. Then choose the product.

Root Stimulator & Plant Starter Solution 4-10-3

Recommended for: Newly planted trees, shrubs, roses, annuals and perennials. It promotes early root formation and helps reduce transplant shock.

HuMic Granular Humic Acid

Recommended for: Established or new lawns, vegetable gardens, raised beds and flower beds. It supports nutrient uptake, soil microbial activity and root development.

Soil Acidifier Plus Iron

Recommended for: Acid-loving plants growing in alkaline soil. It helps reduce soil alkalinity while supplying iron and other trace elements.

Important: Test the soil first; the amount needed depends on current pH and the plant.

Rooting Powder

Recommended for: Helping many houseplant and ornamental cuttings form roots during propagation.

Tree & Shrub Systemic Insect Drench

Best fit when: A listed systemic pest is confirmed on an outdoor residential tree or shrub and longer protection is appropriate.

Recommended for: Long-lasting control of listed insects on outdoor residential trees and shrubs, including pests such as Japanese beetles and emerald ash borers. One application can protect for up to 12 months.

Triple Action

Best fit when: You need an OMRI-listed combination product for listed insects, mites and fungal diseases on labeled edible or ornamental plants.

Recommended for: Listed insects, mites and fungal diseases on fruits, herbs, vegetables, roses, flowers and shrubs. Examples include aphids, spider mites, scale, whiteflies, powdery mildew, black spot and rust.

Hi-Yield Bug Blaster Lambda-Cyhalothrin 0.5%

Best fit when: You need residual control of a confirmed listed chewing or outdoor insect on an approved site.

Recommended for: Listed insects on lawns, trees, shrubs, gardens and ornamental plants, including grasshoppers, adult Japanese beetles, stink bugs, cutworms and armyworms.

F-Stop Lawn & Garden Fungicide

Best fit when: The confirmed disease and plant are both listed and a liquid treatment fits the site.

Recommended for: Listed fungal diseases on lawns, roses, flowers, ornamental shrubs and labeled edible crops, including powdery mildew, black spot, rust, blights, scab and leaf spot.

F-Stop 20 lb Granules

Best fit when: The confirmed problem is a listed turf disease and a granular lawn application is preferred.

Recommended for: Preventive and curative treatment of listed diseases in established lawns and ornamental turf, including brown patch, dollar spot, rust, red thread and summer patch.

2-N-1 Systemic

Best fit when: A rose, flower or shrub has both a listed insect and disease concern suited to a soil drench.

Recommended for: A soil-drench treatment for listed insect pests and diseases on roses, flowers and shrubs, with protection lasting up to six weeks.

Systemic Insect Spray

Best fit when: A listed insect on a labeled tree, shrub, flower, lawn or fruit/nut tree calls for systemic spray treatment.

Recommended for: Listed insects on shade trees, shrubs, flowers, lawns and certain labeled fruit and nut trees.

Weed Free Zone

Recommended for: Post-emergent control of listed broadleaf weeds in labeled turfgrasses, including dandelion, clover, ground ivy, spurge, chickweed, henbit, oxalis and thistle. It also performs in cooler weather.

Weed-Out with Crabgrass Killer

Recommended for: Post-emergent control of listed grassy and broadleaf weeds in labeled lawns, including crabgrass, barnyardgrass, foxtail, dandelion and thistle.

For All Seasons II 16-0-8

Recommended for: Early-spring or fall lawn applications before listed weed seeds germinate. It helps prevent crabgrass, foxtail, henbit and spurge while feeding the lawn.

Important: Check the label before seeding or overseeding, and water it in as directed.

Hi-Yield Super Concentrate Killzall

Recommended for: Unwanted weeds and grasses along fences, paths, patios, sidewalks, driveways, buildings and other labeled areas. It is also labeled for certain brush, vines, stumps and lawn renovation.

Important: Do not use in lawns as a spot treatment—it can kill desirable grass and other vegetation it contacts.

Over-The-Top II Grass Killer

Recommended for: Post-emergent control of listed grassy weeds growing among labeled vegetables, flowers, trees, shrubs, ornamentals and ground covers.

Winterizer for Established Lawns 10-0-14

Recommended for: Late-season feeding to build winter hardiness and stem strength in established lawns; the label also includes uses for trees and shrubs.

Tomato and Vegetable Food 7-22-8

Recommended for: Supplying primary and secondary nutrients to tomatoes and vegetable plants for vigorous growth and fruit production.

Tomato & Vegetable Food 4-10-6

Recommended for: Feeding new transplants and established tomato and vegetable rows or beds according to label directions.

Rose Food 14-12-11

Recommended for: Feeding roses for green growth, new canes, root development, flower production and overall vigor.

Tree and Shrub Food 19-8-10

Recommended for: Feeding established shade, nut, evergreen, tropical and flowering trees and shrubs around the drip line.

Important: Fertilizer cannot correct poor planting depth, root damage, drought or overwatering. Diagnose decline before feeding.

Blooming & Rooting Soluble Plant Food 9-58-8

Recommended for: Promoting blooming and root development on labeled flowering shrubs, trees, roses, orchids, tomatoes and other blooming or fruit-bearing plants.

Gardener's Special 11-15-11

Recommended for: Feeding vegetables and other garden plants with fast- and slow-release nitrogen plus trace elements.

Garden Fertilizer 8-10-8

Recommended for: General feeding of vegetable gardens, flower beds, tomatoes and labeled trees.

All Purpose Fertilizer 6-7-7

Recommended for: Feeding flowers, roses, ornamentals, trees, shrubs and bedding plants; it may also be incorporated into new planting beds as labeled.

Fish Emulsion Fertilizer 5-1-1

Recommended for: Feeding potted and houseplants, vegetables, fruits, ornamentals and shade trees with a fish-solubles-based fertilizer.

Lawn Food Plus Iron 24-0-4

Recommended for: General lawn feeding with quick- and longer-lasting nitrogen plus chelated iron for green-up.

Important: Apply only when the lawn needs nitrogen and can be watered correctly; excess fertilizer increases growth, water demand and burn risk.

Classic Lawn Food 16-0-8

Recommended for: Longer-lasting feeding of labeled warm- and cool-season lawns with gradual nitrogen release.

Chelated Iron EDDHA 6%

Recommended for: Preventing or correcting iron chlorosis on labeled trees, shrubs, ornamentals, flowers and vegetables in alkaline soils, especially above pH 7.

Important: Yellow foliage can also result from overwatering, damaged roots or other deficiencies. Confirm the cause first.

Chelated Liquid Iron & Other Micronutrients

Recommended for: Quick foliar correction of labeled iron and micronutrient deficiencies on potted plants, shrubs, lawns, shade trees, flowers and vegetables.

Iron Plus Soil Acidifier 11-0-0

Recommended for: Supplying nitrogen and iron to labeled lawns and plants showing a confirmed need for those nutrients.

Important: Many Fremont County soils contain free lime and cannot be permanently acidified with a simple product application.

Yield Booster

Recommended for: Correcting calcium deficiency associated with blossom-end rot on tomatoes and supporting fruit set when used as labeled.

Important: Blossom-end rot is also strongly affected by uneven soil moisture and root stress. Correct watering before relying on calcium alone.

Ammonium Calcium Nitrate

Recommended for: Side-dressing labeled vegetable crops—particularly tomatoes and peppers—where calcium and nitrogen are needed.

Important: Do not add calcium or nitrogen automatically. Consistent soil moisture is central to managing blossom-end rot.

Weed-Out Plus Lawn Fertilizer 25-0-4

Recommended for: Post-emergent control of more than 200 listed broadleaf weeds while feeding labeled cool- and warm-season lawns.

Important: Identify the turfgrass first. Weed-and-feed is unnecessary when weeds are absent or the lawn does not need fertilizer.

2,4-D Amine Selective Weed Killer

Recommended for: Controlling listed emerged annual and perennial broadleaf weeds such as bindweed, thistle, curly dock, wild onion and smartweed in labeled sites.

Important: It can seriously injure many garden and landscape plants through direct spray or drift. Confirm the site, turf type and weather restrictions.

Triclopyr Ester

Recommended for: Controlling listed broadleaf weeds such as wild violet, oxalis and field bindweed in specified bluegrass, perennial ryegrass and tall fescue turf.

Important: This is not a general flower-bed herbicide. Use only on turf and weeds specifically listed on the label.

Brush Killer Stump Killer

Recommended for: Controlling listed unwanted woody plants, vines and broadleaf weeds in non-crop areas, including treatment of freshly cut stumps.

Important: This product can damage desirable woody plants. Follow the label's cut-stump timing and application directions exactly.

Spreader Sticker

Recommended for: Improving wetting, absorption and sticking when a pesticide or liquid fertilizer label allows or calls for an adjuvant.

Important: Do not add it automatically. Some formulations already contain surfactants, and the product label controls whether an additive is appropriate.

Stump Remover

Recommended for: Accelerating decomposition so an old tree stump becomes more porous and easier to remove.

Important: This is not the same as a stump-killing herbicide and does not provide instant removal.

Bug Blaster Plus Above/Below

Recommended for: Controlling listed above- and below-ground insects in lawns, flower beds and around ornamentals, trees and shrubs, including grubs, crane fly larvae, ants and sod webworms.

Important: Granules must be applied and watered in exactly as directed. Confirm that grubs or another listed pest are actually present.

Bug Blaster II Granules

Recommended for: Broad-spectrum control of listed insects in lawns, landscapes and around building perimeters, including fleas, ticks, mole crickets, chinch bugs and crane flies.

Bug Blaster Bifenthrin 2.4 Concentrate

Recommended for: Controlling listed home-invading, lawn, tree, ornamental and wood-destroying pests in approved outdoor treatment areas.

Important: Treatment rates and sites vary greatly by pest. This is not for casual blanket spraying.

38 Plus Turf, Termite & Ornamental Insect Control

Best fit when: The target is a listed lawn, ornamental, home-invading or perimeter pest and you need the broader label.

Recommended for: Controlling listed home-invading insects, lawn pests and ornamental pests, with additional label directions for certain termite treatments.

Important: Termite control is specialized. Follow the exact label or use a licensed pest professional when appropriate.

Horticultural Oil

Best fit when: You are targeting listed eggs, scale, mites or aphids and the plant and weather fall within the oil label's safety limits.

Recommended for: Controlling listed aphids, mites, scale, mealybugs, whiteflies, insect eggs and powdery mildew on labeled roses, fruits, vegetables, houseplants and trees.

Important: Do not apply to moisture-stressed plants or outside the label's temperature and plant-safety limits.

Neem

Best fit when: You want one concentrate that covers several listed soft-bodied insects, mites and fungal diseases.

Recommended for: Controlling listed aphids, spider mites, scale, whiteflies, beetles and leafrollers while also managing listed diseases such as powdery mildew, black spot, rust, anthracnose and leaf spot.

Important: Neem must contact the target and be applied within label temperature, plant-safety and pollinator directions. It is not a cure for watering or cultural problems.

Neem RTU

Best fit when: You have a smaller job and want a ready-to-use neem product with no measuring or mixing.

Recommended for: A no-mixing option for listed insects, mites and diseases on fruits, nuts, vegetables, herbs, roses, houseplants, flowers and shrubs.

Important: Ready-to-use is convenient for smaller jobs; the label still controls plant safety, harvest timing and application conditions.

Insecticidal Soap RTU

Best fit when: You want a simple contact treatment for exposed soft-bodied pests and can thoroughly cover the plant.

Recommended for: Direct-contact control of listed soft-bodied pests such as aphids, mealybugs, mites, thrips, whiteflies, young scale and certain other plant pests indoors or outdoors.

Important: Thorough coverage—including leaf undersides—is essential. Soap has little residual activity and can injure sensitive or stressed plants.

55% Malathion

Best fit when: A listed garden pest is confirmed and the crop or ornamental, timing and harvest interval are all on the label.

Recommended for: Controlling listed aphids, thrips, spider mites, lace bugs, adult Japanese beetles and tent caterpillars on labeled fruits, vegetables and ornamentals.

Important: Use only on crops and sites specifically listed, observe harvest intervals and protect pollinators according to the label.

GrasshopperGO Granules

Best fit when: You prefer a cedar-oil repellent barrier for grasshoppers rather than a contact or residual insecticide.

Recommended for: Creating a cedar-oil scent barrier intended to repel grasshoppers around labeled areas rather than killing them on contact.

Important: This is a repellent option, not the same as a residual insecticide. Results and reapplication needs depend on site conditions and the label.

Copper Fungicide

Best fit when: A listed vegetable, fruit, ornamental or turf disease calls for a copper fungicide or bactericide.

Recommended for: Preventive and control treatment for listed diseases on vegetables, fruits, nuts, ornamentals and turf, including black spot, anthracnose, cedar-apple rust, powdery mildew, tomato blights and peach leaf curl.

Important: Copper can injure plants under some conditions. Follow crop-specific timing, temperature and application limits.

Liquid Systemic Fungicide II

Best fit when: The disease is listed on a lawn, rose, flower, tree or shrub and systemic protection is preferred.

Recommended for: Preventing and controlling listed diseases on roses, flowers, lawns, trees and shrubs, including brown patch, dollar spot, red thread, black spot, anthracnose, powdery mildew, needle rust and tip blight.

Important: Systemic does not mean every disease is covered. Match the disease, plant and preventive or curative timing to the label.

Fruit Tree Spray

Recommended for: Controlling listed insect stages and fungal diseases on labeled fruits, nuts, vegetables, herbs, roses, houseplants, flowers, shrubs and turfgrass.

Important: Fruit-tree spray schedules depend on the exact fruit, pest, disease and growth stage. Never use a generic calendar without checking the label.

Ultimate Potting Mix

Recommended for: General indoor and outdoor container growing, seed germination and hanging baskets where a ready-to-use mix with balanced water retention is appropriate.

Important: Use in containers—not as a replacement for native soil in a tree or shrub planting hole.