Please Select from the following topics:
Q. Where can I find your products?
A. First, please try our Dealer Locator, but since we sell primarily to distributors, this system does not give us access to who all the dealers are in a particular area or what products they carry. Bonide Products can typically be found at premier independent garden centers, nurseries, and greenhouses as well as hardware stores and coops.
Q. Definitions:
• Herbicide - a chemical or other substance used to control undesirable plants.
• Insecticide - a chemical or other substance used to control undesirable insects.
• Fungicide - a chemical or other substance used to control undesirable plant diseases and fungi.
• Rodenticide – a chemical or other substance used to control rodents.
Q. I have misplaced the directions for use booklet for the product? Can you tell me how much to use?
A. You can obtain a copy of the label directions on our website. Please click here to follow the link to the label section. Make sure you have the correct and complete name of the product. If you still can not find the correct label, please email your request to Our Customer Service Department and we will email you a copy. If you provide your address, we can also mail you a copy.
Q. I was told that your product could be used for a plant/flower/vegetable/fruit, etc. that is not listed on the label. Can I still use it?
A. We do not recommend using any of our products for anything that is not listed on our label.
Q. How can I find out which product I need to solve my problem?
A. Our Problem Solver section lists some specific insects and diseases along with suggested products to use. Our Bug and Weed charts may also help you choose the correct Bonide Product. If you do not see your specific problem or would like more information, please feel free to contact Our Customer Service Department or call us at 1-315-736-8231.
Q. What is the shelf life of your product?
A. As a general rule, liquid products containing bacterial type material have a life of 3 to 5 years. Other liquid products have a shelf life of 7 to 10 years. All dry products have an indefinite shelf life. All products should be stored in a dry area and not subjected to extreme hot or cold temperatures.
