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Department of Entomology
HOME LANDSCAPE AND NURSERY INSECTICIDES
Clifford S. Sadof, Extension Entomologist Recently, several commonly used insecticides for the control of insects on woody landscape plants have been Insecticides That Are Being Phased Out
taken off the market. As a result, it’s becoming difficult for homeowners and landscape professionals to find suitable Tree and shrub insecticides that have lost their registra- insecticide products at garden centers, discount stores, and tion include bendiocarb (Turcam), chlorpyrifos (Dursban), diazinon, dimethoate (Cygon), endosulfan (Thiodan), and The listing of active ingredients in this publication will help Lindane. EPA is phasing out the use of these materials identify some of the registered products that may replace pes- due to safety concerns. Approved disposal methods in- ticides that are no longer available. Most pesticides in this list clude using the product according to label directions or are available to homeowners in products sold at retail home disposing of them during local toxic waste collection days and garden centers. Pesticide brand names labeled in bold
are marketed to landscape professionals and available
at commercial supply houses.

Please be sure to note the product names carefully be- cause several products have similar names. Make sure you Always be sure that the PEST you want to control is on
check that the active ingredient on the product label is what the pesticide label for the LOCATION you are planning to
you’re looking for.
treat. Be advised that some manufacturers have separate
labels for residential and production uses.

The following list of active ingredients in products registered for controlling pests is likely to change over time. Pesticide brand names are in parentheses. Inclusion in or exclusion from this list does not constitute a claim
about product effectiveness. This is not a complete list of brand names. Please refer to related bulletins for
more detail on the biology and recommendations for controlling each pest at the following website.

Home Landscape and Nursery Insecticides — E-221-W
Aphids
Acephate (Orthene, Isotox)
Disulfoton (Bonide Systemic,
Lambda cyhalothrin (Scimitar, Battle)
Azadirachtin (Azatrol, and other
Oil (Ultra fine) – summer spray
Dormant oil (Ortho, Fertilome)
Permethrin (several products)
Bifenthrin (Ortho Home
Esfenvalerate (Ortho Bug-B-Gone
Pymetrozine (Endeavor)
Defense,Talstar)
Pyrethrin (several products)
Cyfluthrin (Bayer Advanced
Fluvalinate (Zoecon Yardex
Pyriproxifen (Distance)
Insecticide, Mavrik)
Deltamethrin (Delta-Eight,
Imidacloprid (Bayer Advanced
Enforcer, Deltagard)
Insecticidal soap (Safer’s, Concern)
Borers and Bark Beetles (emerald ash borer, birch, pine, lilac, linden, peach tree, shothole, twolined, longhorned)
Bifenthrin (Ortho Home Defense,
Imidacloprid (Bayer Advanced Tree
Permethrin (Hi-Yield 38 Plus and
Talstar, Onyx)
& Shrub Insect Control) - (Note: this
Caterpillars
Acephate (Orthene, Isotox)
Deltamethrin (Delta-Eight,
Lambda cyhalothrin (Scimitar,
Bifenthrin (Ortho Home Defense,
Enforcer, Deltagard)
Talstar)
Esfenvalerate (Ortho Bug-B-Gone
Permethrin (several products)
Bacillus thuringiensis (Thuricide,
Pyrethrin (several products)
Fluvalinate (Zoecon Yardex
Spinosad (Conserve, Fertilome,
Carbaryl (Sevin)
Insecticide, Mavrik)
Cyfluthrin (Bayer Advanced
Insecticidal soap (Safer’s,
Tebufenozide (Confirm)
Galls (Cooley Spruce, and others)
Acephate (Orthene, Isotox)
Fluvalinate (Zoecon Yardex
Lambda cyhalothrin (Scimitar,
Bifenthrin (Ortho Home Defense,
Insecticide, Mavrik)
Talstar)
Imidacloprid (Bayer Advanced
Oil (Ultra fine) – summer spray
Carbaryl (Sevin)
Deltamethrin (Delta-Eight,
Insecticidal soap (Safer’s,
Enforcer, Deltagard)
Leaf Chewing Beetles (Japanese beetle, elm flea weevil)
Acephate (Orthene, Isotox)
Dinotefuran (Safari)
Fluvalinate (Zoecon Yardex
Azadirachtin (Safer’s Brand
Deltamethrin (Delta-Eight,
Insecticide, Mavrik)
Enforcer, Deltagard)
Imidacloprid (Bayer Advanced
Bifenthrin (Ortho Home Defense,
Disulfoton (Bonide Systemic,
Talstar)
Lambda cyhalothrin (Scimitar,
Carbaryl (Sevin)
Esfenvalerate (Ortho Bug-B-Gone
Cyfluthrin (Bayer Advanced
Home Landscape and Nursery Insecticides — E-221-W
Leafhoppers, Plant bugs, Lacebugs
Acephate (Orthene, Isotox)
Deltamethrin (Delta-Eight,
Imidacloprid (Bayer Advanced
Azadirachtin (Azatrol, and other
Enforcer, Deltagard)
Disulfoton (Bonide Systemic,
Insecticidal soap (Safer’s,
Bifenthrin (Ortho Home Defense,
Esfenvalerate (Ortho Bug-B-Gone
Lambda cyhalothrin (Scimitar,
Carbaryl (Sevin)
Cyfluthrin (Bayer Advanced
Fluvalinate (Zoecon Yardex
Permethrin (several products)
Insecticide, Mavrik)
Pyrethrin (several products)
Leafminers
Abamectin (Avid)
Disulfoton (Bonide Systemic,
Permethrin (several products)
Acephate (Orthene, Isotox)
Spinosad (Conserve, Fertilome,
Carbaryl (Sevin)
Fenoxycarb (Precision)
Imidacloprid – must apply early for
Mites (rust-mites, spider mites)
Abamectin (Avid)
Dormant oil- not effective on all
Lambda cyhalothrin (Scimitar,
Bifenazate (Floramite)
Bifenthrin (Ortho Home Defense,
Fenbutatin oxide (Vendex)
Pyradiben (Sanmite)
Talstar)
Hexythiazox (Hexagon)
Oil (Ultra fine) – summer spray
Clofentazine (Ovation)
Insecticidal soap (Safer’s,
Sawflies (elm, pine, mountain-ash, pear slug, rose, slug, viburnum)
Acephate (Orthene, Isotox)
Deltamethrin (Delta-Eight,
Insecticidal soap (Safer’s, Concern)
Azadirachtin (Safer’s Brand Neem)
Enforcer, Deltagard)
Lambda cyhalothrin (Scimitar, Battle)
Bifenthrin (Ortho Home Defense,
Esfenvalerate (Ortho Bug-B-Gone
Oil (Ultra fine) – summer spray
Talstar)
Permethrin (several products)
Carbaryl (Sevin)
Fluvalinate (Zoecon Yardex
Pyrethrin (several products)
Cyfluthrin (Bayer Advanced
Insecticide, Mavrik)
Spinosad (Conserve, Fertilome,
Imidacloprid (Bayer Advanced
Scales (armored, soft and mealybugs)
Acephate (Orthene, Isotox)
Dinotefuran (Safari)
Lambda cyhalothrin (Scimitar, Battle)
Bifenthrin (Ortho Home Defense,
Esfenvalerate (Ortho Bug-B-Gone
Oil (Ultra fine) – summer spray
Talstar)
Permethrin (several products)
Fluvalinate (Zoecon Yardex
Pyriproxifen (Distance)
Carbaryl (Sevin)
Insecticide, Mavrik)
Deltamethrin (Delta-Eight,
Imidacloprid (Bayer Advanced
Enforcer, Deltagard)
Dormant oil
Insecticidal soap (Safer’s, Concern)
Home Landscape and Nursery Insecticides — E-221-W
Thrips (western flower, daylily)
Abamectin (Avid)
• Deltamethrin (Delta-Eight, Enforcer, Acephate (Orthene, Isotox)
Deltagard)
Permethrin (several products)
Spinosad (Conserve, Fertilome,
cide, Mavrik)
• Lambda cyhalothrin (Scimitar, Battle) List of Publications
Developing an Integrated Pest Management Program for Nurseries Home, Landscape, and Nursery Insecticides ID-217-W Crabapples Resistant to Apply Scab and Japaneses Beetle in IndianaB-504 Insect and Mite Control on Woody Ornamentals and Herbaceous Perennials. This publication is by Dave Shetlar, Extension Landscape Entomologist, The Ohio State University.
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Acknowledgement
Thanks to R. Ballard, J. Barbour, J. Burbrink, L. Caplan, L. Hoelscher, R. Kemery, J. Neal, J. Orick, W. Rice, D. Scott, S. Sims, and F. Whitford, of Purdue University for their helpful comments. This publication has been modified from an original listing compiled by K. Delahaut of the University of Wisconsin. READ AND FOLLOW ALL LABEL INSTRUCTIONS. THIS INCLUDES DIRECTIONS FOR USE, PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS (HAZ-ARDS TO HUMANS, DOMESTIC ANIMALS, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES), ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS, RATES OF APPLICATION, NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS, REENTRY INTERVALS, HARVEST RESTRICTIONS, STORAGE AND DISPOSAL, AND ANY SPECIFIC WARNINGS AND/OR PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE HANDLING OF THE PESTICIDE. Revised 5/2010
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