BioAdvanced Tree & Shrub Insect Killer, Outdoor Pest Control, Ready-to-Spray, 32 oz

We have battled for so long with tons of aphids, white flies, and other insects in our crepe myrtle trees. We have tried numerous other products that didn’t seem to work or last. We came across this spray and decided to give it a try and am extremely glad we did. This has been the one and only product that has completely gotten rid of all of the insect pests from our crepe myrtle trees, and it lasts! This spray is extremely easy to use as you only have to connect it to your water hose, turn on the water. turn on the switch on the sprayer, and spray the plant, covering both the top and bottom sides of the leaves. It seems nowadays that it’s hard to find a good product that works or lasts, but this one certainly does. We will be sticking with this to protect our plants from the damaging insects such as aphids, white flies, thrips, green lacewings, etc. Our crepe myrtles have never looked so healthy and full since we were finally able to get rid of all the aphids and other insects that were affecting them. Of note, we sprayed all the leaves and bark, but not any of the flowers or buds as we didn’t want to harm the bees. This takes a little more time and effort to do, but is worth it as not to harm or kill off our local bee population.

Works great for the white flies and small flies circling the trees. Soak them with this at least once a season

worked on Asin beetle, first time I have ever seen them on my 25-year-old tree. I hate using poison.

I bought this for some sort of small gnat type bug on my boxwood shrubs. Within a few minutes I noticed it start to work and by the next day there wasn’t an issue again. It has simple to read and follow instructions. It’s a lot of product for a great price.

Needed to be able to spray tall trees and this worked great. The nozzle provided good coverage. There was a small leakage when in the off position. The effectiveness of the product won't be seen for a while but first impression is good. Use: bagworms on pine and arborvitae.

South Louisiana Crepe Myrtle soot is a thing. A real thing. I spray this onto the leaves the moment they arrive in the Spring. I repeat again during the Summer months. It stops the aphids from setting up shop. If aphids move in, black soot will follow. Free tip: spray Neem Oil on the branches and trunk as well. This will give extra protection.

Does not work.

Sprayed all the trees and shrubs for bugs. Seemed to have worked very well! Price was very reasonable and this is concentrated so it'll last a long time. Didn't seem to have a harsh smell