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Pesticide Application Accessories
Pesticide products that come in concentrate form will need to be applied using a pump sprayer of some kind. Here we want to be sure the insecticide sticks well to that foliage so the residual function is carried out.

Leafminer Solutions Using Pesticides
There are a number of botanic repellant sprays available for use against Leafminers and many other pest insects. Natural insecticides will not affect the leafminer once it is inside the leaf.

Control Mealybugs With A Pesticide
There are several natural insect repellents that often kill mealybugs on contact, but then will create a bad taste for the critter and make it go someplace else to munch. Neem oil soap is a natural insecticide that will kill mealybugs on contact and then repel new arrivals for about 2 weeks.

Controlling Poison Ivy With No Pesticides
Dig poison ivy out: Dig mature plants in late fall or early winter when the foliage has dropped off. Prune back the stems to about 6 inches above the soil level.

Leafminer Solutions Using No Pesticides
A good way to prevent leafminers if you know they are coming is with screening over the target plants if that is a reasonable proposition. Nylon netting, fine screening, or agricultural fleece are all effective barriers, preventing leafminers from laying eggs at the plant's stem.

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