If you have insects destroying your exterior plants, you have to get rid of them fast. But first, you have to learn which is the best pesticide for outdoor plants. When I started my first garden, I was very hands on. I wanted to be able to show people that local food can not only be produced, but it can also taste great. You love your plants and can’t live with the idea that bugs are eating up their precious leaves, pollinating them and ultimately killing them. Well, you’ve come to the right place.  This article is all about outdoor insecticide for plants.  Put on your favorite bug repellent, grab a glass of water and prepare to get down and dirty (not literally). Weeds are a common issue for many of us, but insects can hamper your outdoor plant from properly growing. Not all insecticides are created equal – some are safe, natural and don’t leave harmful residues on your plants.

Best Insecticide For Outdoor Plants

Introduction

When you plant a garden, you want to enjoy the fruits of your labor–not watch your plants get eaten by bugs. Insecticides help protect plants from unwanted pests that can destroy them. However, many insecticides contain dangerous chemicals that can harm you and the environment if they are used improperly. When choosing an insecticide for your garden, it’s important to make sure you’re getting a product that is safe and effective.

I’ve put together a list of my favorite insecticides on the market today:

Bonide’s Eight Insect Control Vegetable, Fruit & Flower Spray is great for controlling aphids, caterpillars, spider mites and other common garden pests. Plus it only takes two tablespoons per gallon of water! This makes it easy to mix up enough solution for even large gardens without having to buy multiple bottles at once.

Bonide’s Eight Insect Control Vegetable, Fruit & Flower Spray

Bonide’s Eight Insect Control Vegetable, Fruit & Flower Spray is an effective broad-spectrum insecticide that’s safe for use on vegetables, fruits, and flowers. The spray contains Spinosad (a natural bacterium) to effectively kill over 100 different types of insects including aphids, whitefly, leafminers and more.

The product is not harmful to bees or other beneficial insects and it’s not harmful to humans. It can be used in the garden at any time of day as long as temperatures are above 50 F/10 C.

Bonide’s Eight Insect Control Concentrate

Bonide’s Eight Insect Control Concentrate is a ready-to-use liquid that combines eight active ingredients. It’s designed for use on lawns, gardens and ornamental plants. Bonide’s Eight Insect Control Concentrate is safe for use around pets and people, as well as other wildlife including birds, fish and beneficial insects.

“This product contains the active ingredients acephate (0.05%), bifenthrin (0.1%), esfenvalerate (0.15%), lambda-cyhalothrin (0.05%), permethrin (0.1%) and zeta-cypermethrin(0.05%).

Bonide’s Eight Insect Control Concentrate can be mixed with water at a rate of 1 oz per 1 gallon of water to make an insecticidal spray concentrate or spot treatment solution that can be applied to foliage using a hand pump sprayer or backpack sprayer.”

Sevin concentrate insecticide

Sevin concentrate insecticide is a brand name of carbaryl, an insecticide that has been used for decades. Carbaryl is a chemical compound of carbon, hydrogen, and chlorine. It also goes by the names 1-naphthyl N-methylcarbamate and naphthalene-1-methylcarbamate.

Ortho’s Home Defense MAX insect killer

The Ortho Home Defense MAX insect killer can safely be used on lawns, gardens, trees and shrubs. It can also be used on indoor and outdoor plants. The active ingredient in this insecticide is permethrin, which kills bugs by attacking their nervous systems. This means that pests that come into contact with this product will immediately die.

Permethrin’s safety profile makes it suitable for use around people and pets (including cats). However, if you are pregnant or nursing a child you should use other methods of pest control because the EPA has classified permethrin as a possible human carcinogen (cancer-causing chemical).

Spectracide Triazicide insect killer for lawns and landscapes concentrate

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Onyx insect, disease & mite control concentrate

Onyx is a broad-spectrum insecticide, fungicide and miticide that is quickly absorbed by plant tissue. The active ingredients in Onyx are imidacloprid and pyrethrins. It is a contact kill, which means it will take effect immediately after being applied to the plant but will not move throughout the plant’s system through roots or leaves.

Onyx does not repel insects; rather it kills them once they come into contact with the solution. While this makes it an effective option for large outdoor plants where soil can be treated directly with Onyx, it should be noted that this product may need to be reapplied as often as every seven days if used on small plants or container gardens because of their limited surface area and ability to absorb liquid solutions quickly

Safer Brand 5118 insect killing soap concentrate

Safer Brand 5118 insect killing soap concentrate is a non-toxic solution made from fatty acids, which kills insects on contact. This option is safe for use on vegetables and flowers but should not be used on plants that you plan to eat. The EPA has approved the use of Safer’s product, so you can rest assured it’s safe to use around your home or garden.

Safer Brand 5110 caterpillar killer 1 concentrate

Safer Brand’s 5110 caterpillar killer 1 concentrate is a ready-to-use solution for killing caterpillars. It’s an insecticide that kills by contact, so it works best when you spray directly onto the insects that you want to get rid of.

Safer Brand 5110 caterpillar killer 1 concentrate is designed to be used on ornamentals, vegetables and fruit trees, citrus trees, and vines. The package says that it will work on “most” insect pests including moths, beetles and weevils.

Use these sprays to keep your yard insect-free this summer.

Summer is the best time of year for pests.

Summer is the worst time of year for pests.

Summer is the second worst time of year for pests.

Summer is the second best time of year for pests.

Conclusion

Keeping your yard pest-free can be a challenge. But with the right tools, it’s a breeze. These sprays will help you keep them away without killing everything else in the area.