Bonide All Seasons Concentrate

A dormant spray is applied when plants are in their winter resting phase, typically when trees are leafless. This helps eliminate overwintering insect eggs and pests before the growing season begins.

Yes, Bonide All Seasons Concentrate is safe for use on vegetables. Always check the label for specific application rates and pre-harvest intervals to ensure safety.

This is a paraffinic oil that works primarily through physical contact. It smothers insects and their eggs by coating them, which prevents them from breathing.

Avoid applying the oil when temperatures are extremely high—typically above 90°F—or when plants are suffering from drought stress. High heat combined with oil application can cause leaf burn.

While this oil is effective against a broad spectrum of pests, it is a contact-based product. To protect pollinators, avoid spraying when bees are actively foraging on open blossoms.

Yes, this is a concentrate. You must dilute it with water according to the instructions on the label before applying it with a garden sprayer.