Fungus Control in Landscape and Garden
Disease can become a big nuisance in your landscape and vegetable garden. It is critical that you inspect your garden for disease, especially during hot, humid summer days. The best thing to do is to develop a preventative fungicide program. It's very important to develop a preventative program for your roses, as well.
The Turf and Gardening Store has all the essentials necessary for fungus control. We have systemic, contact, and sprayable fungicides. Each fungicide treats the diseases differently, so rely on your Turf and Gardening Store professional to help you choose the preventative or a curative product that will best meet your needs.
Black spot on roses, powdery mildew on crepe myrtles, and any number of leaf spot diseases can be issues in your landscape. Read the label to make sure you are using the correct product, expecially when applying a fungicide to vegetables.
Sprayable Fungicides
See label for coverage.
| Product | Bag Size | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Liquid Copper | 16 oz. | Liquid copper fungicide controls powdery mildew, black spot, and rust, to name a few. Great for use on ornamentals, fruits, and vegetables. Can be used as part of an organic spray program. |
| Mancozeb | 8 oz. | A broad spectrum fungicide for use on grapes, tomatoes and other vegetables and fruits. Controls anthracnose, botrytis and blights. |
| Liquid Systemic Fungicide | 16 oz. | Works up to 4 weeks on certain diseases. Prevents and stops major diseases on roses, flowers, lawns and shrubs. Propiconazole is the active ingredient. |