Cedarcide Yardsafe Bug Spray

Yes, because it is made with natural essential oils like cedarwood and lemongrass, it is safe to use on vegetable gardens and edible plants. Just be sure to rinse your produce thoroughly before eating, as you would with any garden treatment.

Since the formula is non-toxic, there is no required waiting period. You can let your family and pets back onto the treated area as soon as the spray has dried.

Yardsafe acts as both a contact killer and a repellent. It eliminates existing pests like mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas upon contact and creates a barrier that discourages new insects from settling in the area.

For best results, apply the spray every 30 days or after heavy rainfall. If you live in an area with a high pest population, you may want to treat your yard more frequently during peak season.

While it is designed to target pests like mosquitoes and fleas, it is always best to avoid spraying directly onto flowers or areas where pollinators are actively feeding. The cedarwood oil formula is generally less disruptive than synthetic pesticides, but mindful application is still recommended.

No, the bottle is designed with a built-in sprayer that connects directly to any standard garden hose. Simply attach the hose, turn on the water, and flip the switch on the bottle to begin spraying.