Hi,

Live outside of Boston.

Have a few White Birch trees, some Maples and Oaks, and several trees that
I'm not sure what they are, frankly.

Some of the leaves, on most all of them, seem to be being "eaten," possibly
by aphids (someone thought, but wasn't certain), a bit..

Is there any spray that I can buy, that's effective of a real wide variety
of leaf-eaters, as well
as being near perfectly safe for all kinds of trees ?

Can it be used at any time of spring / summer ?

Much thanks,
Bob

On Sun, 30 Apr 2006 14:15:10 -0400, "Robert11"
wrote:

Hi,

Live outside of Boston.

Have a few White Birch trees, some Maples and Oaks, and several trees that
I'm not sure what they are, frankly.

Some of the leaves, on most all of them, seem to be being "eaten," possibly
by aphids (someone thought, but wasn't certain), a bit..

Is there any spray that I can buy, that's effective of a real wide variety
of leaf-eaters, as well
as being near perfectly safe for all kinds of trees ?

Can it be used at any time of spring / summer ?

Much thanks,
Bob



Rather than using a typical pesticide, I found some positive results
last year, with Bayor Advanced Tree & Shrub Insect Control
Concentrate. I found it late in the season, right at the start of my
tree dissappearing to Japanese Beetles. After a few weeks, it seemed
that my tree had less and less beetles on it, compared to the
surrounding trees.

I was happy enough, I purchased enough to treat all my bug feeding
trees.

hth,

tom @ www.NoCostAds.com

Robert11 wrote:
Hi,

Live outside of Boston.

Have a few White Birch trees, some Maples and Oaks, and several trees that
I'm not sure what they are, frankly.

Some of the leaves, on most all of them, seem to be being "eaten," possibly
by aphids (someone thought, but wasn't certain), a bit..

Is there any spray that I can buy, that's effective of a real wide variety
of leaf-eaters, as well
as being near perfectly safe for all kinds of trees ?

Can it be used at any time of spring / summer ?

White Birch trees always get borers. But that is in the trunk rather
than the leaves. But white birch is a weed anyway. If you like the
looks of them, do a bit of research to find the right, disease-resistant
variety. Cut down the nasty whites and plant the better kind.

i use seven on my trees when that happends, spray it on the leaves.

http://www.minibite.com/america/malone.htm

wrote:
i use seven on my trees when that happends, spray it on the leaves.

http://www.minibite.com/america/malone.htm

Sevin has been outlawed. I don' believe it will be sold after this
year. Bonide Eight is a replacement.

Stubby said:

wrote:
i use seven on my trees when that happends, spray it on the leaves.

http://www.minibite.com/america/malone.htm

Sevin has been outlawed. I don' believe it will be sold after this
year. Bonide Eight is a replacement.

Sevin hasn't been outlawed. It's readily available just about everywhere
that sells insecticides, AFAIK.

Source?

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