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D.Z.N. LAWN AND GARDEN INSECT CONTROL

• EPA Reg No: 100-456
• Registrant: SYNGENTA CROP PROTECTION, LLC
• Signal word: Caution
• Active ingredients: Diazinon (25%)
• Label accepted: 2001-10-03
• Source PDF: https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/ppls/000100-00456-20011003.pdf

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® Lawn and Garden Insect Control This product must not be used on golf courses and sod farms. For outdoor use on the home lawn and the home garden only. Spray concentrate. Contains diazinon insecticide. 1 pint Net Contents Active Ingredient: Dlazinon: O,O-Diethyl O-(2-isopropyl-6- methyl-4-pyrimidinyl) phosphoro- thioate ........ 25.0% Other Ingredients·: Total: 75.0% 100.0% ·Contains aromatic petroleum distillates. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. CAUTION See additional precau­ tionary statements and directions for use inside booklet. EPA Reg. No. 100-456 SCP 456A-L 1 L 0901 ACCEPTED OCT - 3 2001 Unde? the Pederal Insecticide., PunglC:ide and Rodentloide Act, fUl amended tor the pesticide reg\B'e,ed.r - , ,r I ~F.' he, No. I nO . ~.., Protects Lawns Vegetables Fruits and Nuts Roses, Flowers Trees, Shrubs Controls Ants, Aphids Chinch Bugs Cutworms Fire Ants1 Flea Beetles Grubs, Mites Sod Webworms " .and many others as listed in the Directions for IJse. 1Aids in control. syngenta SCP 130-456A-L lL

D.z·n" Lawn and Garden Insect Control CONDITIONS OF SALE AND LIMITATION or WARRANTY AND LIABILITY NOTICE: Read the entire Directions for Use and Conditions of Sale and Limitation of Warranty and liability before buymg or using this product. If Ihe terms are not acceptable, return the product at once unopened, and Ihe pur­ chase pnce will be refunded The Directions for Use of this product should be followed carefully. It is impossible to ellmmate all risks inherenUy associated With the use of this product. Crop injury. Inef­ fectiveness or other Unintended consequences may result because of such factors as miiJnner of use or application, weather or crop conditions, presence of other materials or other influencing faclors In the use of the product, which are beyond the control of SVNGENTA CROP PROTECTION, Inc. or Seller. AU such riSKS shall be assumed by Buyer and User, and Buyer and User agree to hold SYNGENTA and Seller harmless for any claims relating to such factors SYNGENTA warrants that thiS product conforms to the chemical deSCription on the label and IS reasonably fit for the purposes stated in the Directions for Use, subject to the Inherent riSKS referred to above, when used in accordance with directions under normal use conditions. This warranty does not extend to the use of the product con­ trary to label Instructions, or under abnormal conditions or under conditions not rea­ sonably foreseeable to or beyond the control of Seller or SYNGENTA, and Buyer and User aSSume the riSK of any such use. SYNGENTA MAKES NO WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE NOR ANY OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPUED WARRANTY EXCEPT AS STATED ABOVE. In no event shall SYNGENTA or Seller be liable for any incidental, consequential or special damages resulting from the use Or handling of this product. THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDY OF THE USER OR BUYER. AND THE EXCLUSIVE LIABILITY OF SYNGENTA AND SELLER FOR ANY AND ALL CLAIMS, LOSSES, INJURIES OR OAMAGES (INCLUDING CLAIMS BASEO ON BREACH OF WARRANTY, CON­ TRACT, NEGLIGENCE, TORT, STRICT LIABILITY OR OTHERWISE) RESULTING FROM THE USE OR HANDLING OFTHIS PRODUCT, SHALL BETHE RETURN OF THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE PRODUCT OR, AT THE ELECTION OF SYNGENTA OR SELLER, THE REPLACEMENT OFTHE PRODUCT. SYNGENTA and Seller offer this product, and Buyer and User accept it. subject to the foregomg conditions of sale and limltallons of warranty and of liabihty, which may not be modified except by written agreement Signed by a duly authOrized representative of SYNGENTA. DIRECTIONS FOR USE It is a Violation of Federal law to use thiS product In a manner Inconsistent with its labeling. Repackaging and reformulation of this product is prohibitad. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE AND PRECAUTIONS ON THIS LABEL MAY RESULT IN POOR INSECT CONTROL, CROP INJURY, OR ILLEGAL RESIDUES. GENERAL INFORMATION D,z'fI Lawn and Garden Insect Control IS an emulsifiable concentrate product which must be diluted With water before application. Refer to the sectIOn How to Mix and Apply. ThiS product Kills many outdoor Insects which damage lawns, roses. flowers. trees. shrubs. vegetables, frUits and nuts, and Insects which annoy pets and people Con tams dlaZlnon msectlcide which prOvides POSitive control of many "hard-to-Kill" sucking and cheWing Insects. D"z"n Lawn and Garden Insect Control worKs fast and applications should be repeated only as directed to malntam control Notes: (1) USE CONTENTS WITHIN 6 MONTHS AFTER OPENING, SEE STORAGE AND DISPOSAL DIRECTIONS. (2) Do not use InSide the home. (3) 00 not use on ferns, pOinsettia, hibiscus. papaya, pllea. gardenia, or orchids, since Injury may occur (4) Use thiS product on succulent peas and beans only. Do flot use on dried pea or bean vanetles. (5) 00 not apply m greenhouses Pmcautlons: (1) Wesr a long-sle81lfJd shirt and long-legged pants when spraymg. (2) Spray With the WInd to your bad<. (3) Do not spray on wmdy days. (4) If clothmg becomes wet from spray dunng use, remove clothmg aftar spraymg, wash affected body areas Ihoroughly With soap and water. and launder clotfllng before W8anng again How to Mix and Apply Step 1: Determine slz. of spraying job. For lawns and vegetables, measure the area to be sprayed, For all other applications. apply as a thorough cover spray. MaKe applications when Insects first appear. Applications should be repeated only as directed to maintain control. Step 2: Use clean sprayer. Carefully measure and mix the amount of D,z·n Lawn and Garden Insect Control and water as Indicated In the rate chart Step 3: Spray as directed In rate chart. Thorough coverage IS Important Step -4: Flush sprayer with cl.an watar after each u •• S .. chart for complete list of un sites, crops, and insects controlled. Use the rate given In the chart for the type of Insect you want to control on the site or crop you are spraying Measurement Conversions 1 tablespoon = 3 teaspoons 1 fl. oz. = 6 teaspoons or 2 tablespoons 6 n. oz. = 314 cup 1'1, tablespoons tn 3 gals. of water = 1'/2 teaspoons In 1 gal. of water 2 tablespoons In 3 gals. of water = 2 teaspoons In 1 gal. of water LAWN PEST CONTROL Precautions: Birds. espeCially waterlowl, fgeding or dnnking on treated areas may be killed. Apply thiS product only as specifIBd on thiS label. Because of the migratory habits of certam waterfowl, do not apply in Nassau County, New 'rbrk. between November 1 snd May 20, Do not exceed maximum permitted label retes. smce rates aboW! Ihose recommended Significantly Increase potenlial hazards to birds and waterfowl. AVOId overlappmg of spmys. W/"tefll irrigation (watenng) IS fllcommended In the dlfllCtions. or if waterfowl (ducks or gHse) can be expected in the treated alBa after trestment (except spot treatment), water lawn with at least 1/4 inch of waler immediately after spraYing this product; however, stop watering befofll puddling occurs. Use on Bentgrass, Bermudagrass, Bluegrass, Dichondra, Fescue, Merion, and SI. Augustinegrass. To control pests listed below, apply recommended rates, Repeat as necessary Rete Pests [)ozon Water Remarks Lawn Chinch 1'12 tablespoons 3 gals. Thoroughly wet down Bugs per 125 sq. ft. grass a few hours ., before applYing 6 fl. oz. per 24 gals In the North. If Chinch 1.000 sq. ft Bugs are the only problem, a lower rate of application can be used: 3 teaspoons In 3 galS. of water covers 125 sq. ft., or 4 fI, oz. in 24 gals. of water per 1.000 sq. ft. Ants, 1'/2 tablespoons 3 gals. Thoroughly wet down Armyworms, per 125 sq. ft. grass a few hours Bermudagrass ., before applYing Mites, Clover 6 fl. oz. per 24 gals. For ants and digger Mites, 1,000 sq. ft. Springtalls wasps, spot spray (Collembo/a). ant hills and wasp Crickets, ground nest opemngs. Cutworms, For digger wasps, Digger Wasps, apply at dUSK, when EarwigS, Frit wasps are not active Flies. Lawn Billbug control: Apply Billbugs, when activity IS first Leafhoppers, observed or when Sod Webworms chewed or brown (Lawn Moths). grass is present Sowbugs Indicating damage (Pinbugs) from the Insect For frit flies, mow grass and water thoroughly before treatment, but delay application until grass is dry. Brown Dog Ticks. 1'/2 tablespoons 3 gals Note: 00 not apPly Chiggers, Fleas per 125 sq. II thiS product to aOimals. ., 6 fl. oz. per 24 gals For brown dog ticks, 1.000 sq. ft. spray grass and under shrubbery, particularly near house Hyperodes 1'12 tablespoons 3 gals. Treat problem areas in WeeVils per 125 sq. ft. mid-April and again ., in mid·May. Water 6 fl. oz, per 24 gals grass thoroughly 1.000 sq. ft after application. Millipedes 1112 tablespoons 3 gals. Thoroughly wet grass per 125 sq. ft a few hours before ., applYing 6 fl. oz. per 24 gals. 1,000 sq. ft Rhodesgrass 11/2 tablespoons 3 gals Apply when crawlers Scales per 125 sq ft first emerge . . , 6 fl. oz. per 24 gals 1.000 sq. ft continued ..

D·z.n® Lawn and Garden Insect Control R.te Pests Oozon Water Remark, White Grubs 1'/2 tablespoons 3 gals. Apply any time of Japanese per 125 sq. ft. between late July Beetie, 0' and early October. European 6 n. oz. per 24 gals. Water grass thoroughly Chafer, 1.000 sq. ft. after application Southern Chafer Nul •• nce Pests Outside the Home Ants, Boxelder Bugs, Brown Dog Ticks, Chiggers. Clover Mites. Cockroaches. Cockets, Earwigs, Fleas, Flies, Millipedes. Sowbugs (Pilibugs), Spiders, Spnnglalls (Collembola) MIX 2 fl. oz. m 1 gal. of water and thoroughly spray wlndaN and door screens. sills, founda­ tions, porch and patio walls, entranceways. walks, garbage cans. tree trunks, and Into craCks and other places where insects can hide Fire Ants To prevent entry Into houses, spray a 5·ft. band of SOil around the house next to the foundation and spray the foundation of the house to a height of 2-3 feet. Repeat application as necessary Do not treat animals with this product. Do not treat plants (other than tree trunks, at this nuisance pest rate. To aid in the control of fire ants in home lawns and other outdoor home recreation areas, apply 2 tablespoons In a mmimum of 1 gal. of water as a drench. Apply over and 6 inches around each mound. Apply gently to aI/old disturbing ants. Reapply as necessary. Larger quantities of Solu\lon can be prepared for multiple mound treatments. Use eqUipment capable of deliver· Ing the diluted product as a gentle rain at the rate of 1 gal. per mound, High pressure sprays may disturb the ants and cause migration, reduCing product effectiveness. Note: For best results, apply in cool weather 65-80' F: or In early morning or late evening hours. Treat new mounds as they appear INSECT CONTROL ON ORNAMENTAL TREES. SHRUBS. AND FLOWERS Spray when listed pests first appear Repeat as necessary Rat. Per 1 Gal. Timing/Special Trees and Shrubs Insects of Water Directions Arborvitae, Azalea. Aphids, Apple-and- 2 tea- Apply as a thorough Birch. Boxwood, Thorn Sw.eletonlzers, spoons foliar spray. Wet Camellia. Crab Bagworms. European leaves and branches Apple. Dogwood, Pine Sawfly, to the dripping point. Douglas Fir, European Pine Shoot Try to penetrate Elm, Euonymus, Moths, Holly Bud dense foliage With Hawthorn, Moths, Dipterous sp,", Hally. Honey Leafmmers (Arbor- Mimosa Webworms. Locust. Honey- vitae. Azalea. Birch, suCkle, JUniper, Boxwood, Holly, Oak), Apply when adults first Lilac. locust, Hemlock Chermes, appear. Make two Maple, Mimosa. Leafhoppers, Mealy- additional applications Oak. Pine. bugs. Mites (Clover, al 4 10 5-week intervals Omamental CyClamen, European Plum. Poplar. Red. Privet, Two- RhOdOdendron, spotted Spider Mites. Scotch Pine, Oak Loopers, Spirea, Spruce, Oblique banded Sycamore. Wax Leafrotlers, Obscure Plant (Hoya), Root Weevds. Willow. Yellow- Omnivorous leaf- wood, Yew tiers, Pear Slugs, Scale Crawlers (Cottonycushlon. Euonymus. Lecanlum, Pine Needle. Pit, San Jose. Soft). Tent Caterpillars, Web- worms (Cotoneaster, Fall. Juniper, Mimosa), Whiteflies Rate Per 1 Gal. Timing/Special Rose. and Flowers Insect. of Water Directions Azaleas, Camellias. Aphids, Dipterous 2te:.· Apply as a thorough fohar Chrysanthemums. Leafminers. !" ons spray. Try to spray under- Carnations, Gladioli. Euonymus Scale I side of leaves and Lilac, Lilies, Crawlers, Flea penetrate dense fOliage Marigolds, Pansies, Beetles, Petunias, Leafhoppers. Rhododendron, Mealybugs, Mites Roses (Carnation Bud, Carnation Shoot, CYClamen. EUropean Red. Two-spotted Spider Mites), Thrips, Whiteflies FRUITS AND NUTS Start spraying after blooming. ApplicatiOns should be made according to infestation or when aphids. mites, and crawler stages of scale Insects are first noted Observe stated lime intervals between last application and harvest of the crop, as well as Intervals between applications and total number of applications that can be made per season C"'P PHI- Apncots 21 Blackbernes 7 Bluebernes 7 Boysenberrtes 7 Cherries 21 Dewbernes 7 Grapes 28 Loganberries 7 Nectannes 21 Peaches 21 Plums 21 Prunes 21 Raspberries 7 Strawbernes 5 Walnuts 45 -PHI = Pre-Harvest Interval, or the number of days between the last ap~hcation and harvest Note: To protect bees. do not apply to frUit trees when trees or subStantial numbers of weeds around the trees are In bloom Timing/Special C"'P Pe.t Rata Ol,.ctlona Apricots Aphids, 4 teaspoons Apply as a full cover Apricot Mealybugs, in 2 gals of spray_ Do not apply Mites (Brown. Two- water more Ihan 4 gals. per spotted Spider Mites). 500 sq_ ft of home Scale Crawlers orchard. 00 not make (Olive, San Jose) more than 3 applica- tIOns per season, a minimum of 14 days apart. Do not apply within 21 days of harvest. continued ...

C .. p ... t Bluebernes Aphids, Blueberry Maggots. Cherry Fruitworms, Cranberry Fruitworms, Thrips, Two-spotted Spider Mites Canebernes Aphids, (CA. OR, Leafhoppers. WAonly): RaSPberry Fruitworms, Blackbernes, Two-spotted Spider Boysen- Mites, Thrips bernes, Oewbernes, logan- bemes Raspberries Cherries BlaCk Cherry Aphids. Cherry Fruitflles, Cherry Fruitworms (Maggots), Fruittree leafrollers, Mites (Cherry Rust). Scale Crawlers (San Jose) Grapes Aphids. leafhoppers. Grape Berry Moths. Grape leaffolders Nectannes Aphids, Mites (Brown. Two-spoiled Spider Mites), Scale Crawlers (Olive, San Jose) Peaches Aphids, Mites (Brown, Two-spotted Spider Mites), Scale Crawlers (Olive. San Jose) D·z·n® Lawn and Garden Insect Control 4/ro Timing/Special Rate Directions 4 teaspoons Apply as a full cover in 2 gals. of spray. Aliai.' a mini- water mum of 14 days between applications. Do not apply more than 4 gals. per 500 sq. ft. of blueberry patch. Do not make more Ihan 2 applica- tions per season. Allow a minimum of 7 days between the last application and nervest. 2 tablespoons Apply as a full cover in 3 gals. of spray. Do not apply water more than 5 gals. per 500 sq. ft. of caneberry patch. Do not make more than 5 appll- callons per season. a minimum of 14 days apart. Do not apply within 7 days of harvest This product may be used on caneberries only In CA, OR. and WA. Do not use this product on cane- berries grown In other states 4 teaspoons Apply as a lull cover In 2 gals. of spray. Do not apply water more than 4 gals. per 500 sq. ft. of home orchard. Do not make more than 3 appllca- tlons per season, a minimum of 7 days apart. Do not apply within 21 days of harvest. 4 1/2 teaspoons Apply as a full cover in 3 gals. of spray. Do not apply waler more than 3 gals. per 500 SQ. ft. of home vineyard. Do not make more than 5 applications per season. a minimum of 7 days apart. Do not apply Within 28 days of harvest. 4 teaspoons Apply as a full cover in 2 gals. of spray. Do not apply waler more than 4 gals. per 500 sQ. ft. of home orchard. Do not make more than 3 applica- tions per season, a minimum of 14 days apart. Do not apply within 21 days of harvest. 4 teaspoons Apply as a full cover in 2 gals. of spray. Do not apply water more than 4 gals. per 500 sQ. ft. of home orchard. Do not make more than 3 applications per season, a minimum of 14 days apart. Do not apply Within 21 days of harvest Timing/Special Crop Pe.t Rate Directions Plums Aphids 4 teaspoons Apply as a full cover aod (Lealcurl Plum, in 2 gals. of spray. Do not apply Prunes Mealy Plum, Thistle). water more than 4 gals. per Mites (Brown, 500 sQ. ft. of home European Red) orchard. Do not make more than 3 appllca- lions per season, a minimum of 7 days apart. Do not apply ; within 21 days of haNest Strawberries Aphids, 2 tablespoons Apply as a full cover Two-spotted Spider In 3 gals 01 spray. Do not apply Mites, Strawberry waler more than 3 gals. per leafrollers 500 sQ. It. of straw- berry patch. Do not make more than 3 applications per season, a minimum of 7 days apart. Do not apply within 5 days of harvest. Walnuts Aphids. 2 tablespoons Apply as a full cover (CA only) Scale Crawlers In 3 gals. of spray. Do not apply (Watnut. Itahan Pear, water more than 6 gals. per Frosted), Spider 500 sq. It. of hOme Miles. TWig Borers orchard. Do not make more than 3 applica- tions per season, a minimum of 14 days apart. Do not apply after husks open or split. 00 not apPly within 45 days of harvest. This product may be used on walnuts only In CA. Do not use this product on walnuts grown in other states. VEGETABLES For foliar or SOil applications, Doz·n lawn and Garden Insect Control should be applied In the volume of water recommended in the table below to assure thorough coverage of the foliage or soil. Observe stated time Intervals between last application and harvest as well,as intervals between applications and maximum numbers of applications per season. Do not apply in greenhouses Pre-Harvest Intervalll (PHI-) for Foliar Applications C .. p PHI- (DaYII) Beans' (succulent varieties only 7 lima. Pole. and Snap) Broccoli 7 Cabbage 21 Cantaloupes 3 Carrots " Casabas 3 Cauliflower 7 Chinese Broccoli 10 Chinese Cabbage 10 Collards 10 Crenshaws 3 Cucumbers 7 Endive (Escarole) ,. Honeydew Melons 3 Kate 10 Lettuce ,. Muskmelons 3 Onions (Bulb and Green) ,. continued ..

D·z.n® Lawn and Garden Insect Control Pre-Harvest Intervals !PHr-) for Foliar Applications (continued) Crop PHr (Days) Parsnips 14 Peas! 7 Peppers 5 PerSian Melons 3 Potatoes (Insh) 35 Radishes 14 Rutabagas 14 Spinach 14 Squash, Summer 7 SquaSh, Winter 3 Sweet COrn 7 Tomatoes 1 Turnips (Roots and Tops) 14 Watermelons 3 ·PHI = Pre-Harvest Interval, or the number of days between the lasl application and harvest 100 not use this product on dried pea or bean varieties such as pmto beans, dried limas, split peas, or dried black-eyed peas VEGETABLES For apphcatlOn to the foliage. thoroughly spray all plant parts. Application to the 5011 should be mixed Inlo the 5011 Immediately after application Timing/Special Crop Pest Rate Directions Beans Lima, Aphids, 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all Pole. and Cucumber beetles, 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat Snap (succu- Grasshoppers. to cover 500 application every 5 lent vanetles Leafhoppers. sq. ft. 01 garden days, up 10 3 applies- only) Mexican Bean Beetles. lions per season. Do Spider Miles nol apply wllhin 7 days of harvest. Cutworms 6 tablespoons Spray the sOil evenly (surface. per 500 sq. ft Just before planllng. subterranean) In a minimum Immediately work. of 1'/2 gals. of Inlo soil 2-3 inches water for surface cutworms, 3-6 inches for sub- terranean cutworms. Mole Crickets 2 tablespoons Spray the sOil evenly per 500 sq. ft. In 1-2 days before a minimum of planting. Immediately 1112 gals. of work Into 5011 1-2 water inches. Wireworms 6 tablespoons Spray the sOil evenly (snap beans only) per 500 sq. It. In Just before planting a minimum of Immediately work 11/2 gals. of into SOil 4-8 inches water Not ••. (1) Do not apply thiS producllo dned bean vanetles such as pinto beans or dried limas. (2) To protect bees, do not apply bean foliage treatments if the beans or weeds In the treatment area are In bloom Beets. Red Cutworms 6 tablespoons Spray the SOil evenly (Table) (surface. per 500 sq It Just before planting. subterranean) In a minimum Immediately work of 11/2 gals. of Into soil 2-3 inches water for surface cutworms, 3~ inches for sub- terranean cutworms Mole Cridlets 2 tablespoons Spray the soil evenly per 500 sq. ft. 1-2 days before Ina minimum planting. Immediately of 1'/2 gals. of work. into SOil 1-2 water inches. Crnp P •• t Broccoli Aphids. Diamondback Moths. Flea Beetles. Imported Cabbageworms, Dipterous Leafmlners Cabbage Aphids, Diamondback Moths. Flea Beetles, Imported Cabbageworms. Dipterous Leafminers Cutworms (surface. subterranean) Root Maggots Wireworms Carrots Aphids. Flea Beetles. Leafhoppers, Dipterous leafminers. Spider Mites Cutworms (surface, subterranean) Mole CriCkets Wireworms Cauliflower Aphids, Diamondback Moths, Flea Beetles. Imported Cabbageworms. Dipterous Leafminers Timing/Special Rat. Directions 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray alt ' 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeal to COver 500 application fNery 7 sq ft of garden days, up 10 5 applies- tions per season. Do not apply within 7 days of harvest Note: Resistant lealminers Will not be controlled by dlazlnon or Similar type Insecticides. 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all 1 gal. of water to plant parts. Repeat cover 500 sq ft application every 7 of garden days. up to 5 applies- tlons per season. Do not apply within 21 days of harvest 6 tablespoons Spray the SOil fNenly per 500 sq. ft. Just before planting. In a mimmum Immediately work of 1 '12 gals. of into soil 2-3 inches water for surface cutworms. 3-6 Inches for sub- terranean cutworms 6 tablespoons , Spray Ihe SOil evenly per 500 sq. It just before plantmg In a mlmmum Immediately work of 1'/2 gals. of Into SOil 2-3 inches waler 6 tablespoons Spray the SOil evenly per 500 sq. ft lust before planting In a mimmum Immediately work of 11/2 gals. of Into 5011 4-8 inches. waler 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray alt 1 gal. of waler plant parts. Repeal 10 cover 500 application every 7 sq. ft. 01 garden days. up to 5 appllca- lions per season. Do not apply wlthm 14 days of harvest Note: Resistant lea/miners Will not be controlled by dlazlnon or Similar type Insecticides. 6 tablespoons Spray the SOil fNenly per 500 sq. ft Just before planting In a mlmmum Immediatety work of 1'/2 gals. of into soil 2-3 IOches water for surface cutworms, 3-6 inches for sub- terranean cutworms. 21ablespoons Spray the 5011 fNenly per 500 sQ. ft , -2 days before In a mlmmum planllng. Immediately of 1 '/2 gals. of work Into SOil 1-2 water Inches. 6 tablespoons Spray the soil fNenly per 500 sq. ft Just before planting. In a mlOlmum Immediately work. of 11/2 galS. 01 Into soil 4-8 inches. water 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat to cover 500 application fNery 7 sq. ft. of garden days, up to 5 applica- tions per seaSOn. Do not apply within 7 days of harvest Nole: ReSistant (eafmlners will not be controlled by dlazlnon or Similar type Insecticides. continued ...

------------- D·z·n® Lawn and Garden Insect Control I Rate Timing/Special C",p Pest Directions Timing/Special C",p Peat Rate DIrections Chinese Aphids 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all Lettuce Aphids, 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all Broccoli Diamondback Moths, 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat Flea Beetles. 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat Flea Beetles, to cover 500 application every 7 Leafhoppers, to cover 500 appllcallon every 7 Imported sq. ft. of garden days, up to 5 applies- Dipterous Leafminers, sq. ft. of garden days. up 10 5 appbca- Cabbageworms, lions per season. Do Spider Miles lions per season. Do Dipterous Leafminers not apply within 10 not apply wllhln 14 days of harvest days of harvesl Note: ReSistant Note: ReSistant leafmlners will not leafminers Will not be controlled by be controlled by diazlnon or similar dlazinon or Similar type Insecticides. type Insecticides. Chinese Aphids, 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all Cutworms 6 tablespoons Spray the SOil evenly Cabbage Diamondback Moths. 1 gat. of water plant parts. Repeat (surtace. per 500 sq. ft. just before planting. (SoK Chay Flea Beetles, to cover 500 application every 7 subterranean) In a mtolmum Immediately work and Napa) Imported sq. ft. of garden days. up to 5 applica- of 11/2 gals. of Into soil 2·3 inches Cabbageworms. tions per season. Do water far surface cutworms, Dipterous Leafmmers not apply within 10 3-6 inches for sub- days of haNest. terranean cutworms Note: Resistant Wireworms 6 tablespoons Spray the SOIl evenly leafminers will not per SOD sq. ft. Just before planllng be controlled by In a minimum Immediately work dlazlnon or Similar of 1112 gals. of into SOil 4-8 mches. type Insecticides water Collards Aphids, 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all Metons AphidS. 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all Diamondback Moths 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat Flea Beetles to cover 500 application every 7 Imported sq. ft. of garden days. up to 5 appllca· Cabbagsworms, tions per season. Do Dipterous Leafmlners not apply within 10 Icanlalo"p"_1 Th"ps. 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat Casabas. Spider Miles to cover 500 application every 7 Crenshaws. sq. ft. of garden days. up to 5 applies- Honeydews, tions per season. 00 Muskmelons, not apply WIthin 3 days days of harvest. Persians. of harvest Note: Resistant leafminers will not be controlled by and Hybrids of these) and Watermelons diazinon or similar Onions Onion Thrips 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all type Insecticides, (Bulb and 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat Corn (see sweet corn) Green) to cover 500 applicatIOn every 7 sq. ft. of garden days. up to 5 applica- tions per season. Do Cucumbers Aphids, 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all not apply wtlhln 14 ThrIPs. 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat days of harvest. Spider Mites to cover SOD application every 7 sq. ft. of garden days. up to 5 applica- tions per season. Do not apply within 7 days of haNest. Parsnips Aphids. 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all Flea Beetles, 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat Leafhoppers. to cover 500 application every 7 Dipterous Leafmlners, sq. ft. of garden days. up to 5 appllC8- Spider MItes lions per season, Do Endive Aphids, , teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all not apply wlthm 14 (Escarole) Flea BeeUes. 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat days of harvest Leafhoppers, to cover 500 application every 7 Dipterous Leafmlners sq ft. of garden days, up to 5 applica- Spider Mites lions per season. Do not apply within 14 days of haNest. Note: ReSistant leafmlners WIll not be controlled by dlazlnon or SImilar type insecticides Note: Resistant leafmlners will not be controlled by dlazlnon or similar type Insecticides. Peas Aphids. 1 teaspoon in Thoroughly spray all (succulent Cucumber 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat only) Beetles. to cover SOD application every 5 Grasshoppers, sq. ft. of garden days. up to 3 applies- Leafhoppers. lions per season, Kale Aphids. 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all MeXican Bean Beeties, Allow at least 7 days Diamondback Moths. 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat Spider Mites between the fast Flea Beetles. to cover 500 application every 7 application and Imported sq. ft. of garden days. up to 5 applica- harvest. Cabbageworms. tions per season. Do Dipterous Leafmlners not apply Within 10 days of harvest. Cutworms 6 tablespoons Spray the soil evenly (surtace. per 500 sq. ft Just before planting. subterranean) in a mmlmum I mmedlately work Note: Resistant of 11/2 gals, of into soil 2-3 inches leafminers Will not water for surface cutworms. be controlled by 3-6 inches for sub- diazlnon or similar terranean cutworms. type Insecticides. Mole Cridtets 2 tablespoons Spray the soli evenly per 500 sq, ft. 1-2 days before in a minimum planting. Immediatety of 1 '12 gals. of work into 50i11·2 water inches. contInued ...

D.z.n® Lawn and Garden Insect Control Timing/Special Crop Pest Rate Directions Peas Wireworms 6 tablespoons Spray the soil evenly (succulent per 500 sq. ft just before planting only) in a mInimum Immediately work (contmued) of 11/2 gals. of mto soil 4-8 inches, water Notes: (1) Do not apply this product to dried pea vanetles such as split peas or dried black-eyed peas. (2) To protect bees, do not apply fOliage treatments if peas or weeds in the trealm I a ea are n bl eo , , com Peppers Aphids. 1 teaspoon In i Thoroughly spray all Colorado Potato 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat Beetles, to cover 500 application every 7 Flea BeeUes, sq. It. of garden days, up to 5 applica- Leafhoppers lions per season. Do not apply within 5 days of harvest. Potatoes Aphids, 1 teaspoon In ThOfOUghly spray all Flea Beetles, 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat Leafhoppers. to cover 500 application every 7 Colorado Potato sq. ft. of garden days, up to 5 applica~ Beetles. tions per season. Do Southern Armyworms, not apply within 35 Dipterous Leafmlners days of harvest. Note: Resistant lealminers will not be controlled by dlazlnon or similar type insecticides. Radishes Aphids. 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all Flea Beelles, 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat Leafhoppers. to cover 500 application every 7 Imported sq. ft. of garden days, up to 3 appllca- Cabbageworms. lions per season. Do Dipterous Leafmlners not apply within 14 days of harvest. Note: ReSistant leafminers will not be controlled by diazinen or Similar type insecticides. Cutworms 6 tablespoons Spray the soil evenly (surface, per 500 sq. ft. just before ptanting. subterranean) In a minimum Immediately woril, of 11/2 gals. of into soil 2~3 inches water for surface cutworms, 3-6 inches for sub- terranean cutworms. Rutabagas Aphids, 1 leaspoon In Thoroughly spray all Flea Beetles. 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat LeafhOPpers. to cover 500 application every 7 Imported sq. ft. of garden days. up to 5 applies· Cabbageworms. hans per season. Do Dipterous Leafmlners not apply Within 14 days of harvest. Note: ReSistant lealmlners Will not be controlled by diazlnon or Similar type insecticides Cutworms 6 tablespoons Spray the soil evenly (surface, per 500 sq. ft just before planllng. subterranean) In a minimum Immediately worK Into of 1 '/2 gals 0/ SOil 2·3 Inches for water surface cutworms. 3-6 Inches for sub· terranean cutworms. Spinach Aphids, 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all Flea Beetles, 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat Leafhoppers, to cover 500 application every 7 Dipterous Leafmlners, sq. ft. of garden days. up to 5 appllca· Spider Mites lions per Season. Do not apply within 14 days of harvest. Note: ReSistant leafminers Will not be controlled by diazlnon or Similar type insecticides. Timing / Special Cn>P Po.t Rate Directions Squash, Aphids, 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all Summer Thrips, 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat Spider Mites to cover 500 applicatiOn every 7 sq. ft. of garden days, up to 5 applica- tions per season. Do not apply within 14 days of harvest Squash. Aphids, 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all Winter Thrips. 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat Spider Mites to cover 500 apphcallon every 7 sq. ft. 01 garden days. up to 5 applica- tions per season. Do not apply within 14 days of harvest. Sweet Corn Aphids. 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all Thrips. 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat Flea Beetles, to cover 500 application every 7 Grasshoppers, sq. ft. of garden days, up to 5 applica· Spider Mites tions per season. Corn may be pIcked 7 days follOWing last applicallon Cutworms 6 tablespoons Spray the soil evenly (surface. per 500 sq. ft Just before planllng. subterranean) In a minimum Immediately woril, of 1'/2 gals of into SOil 2·3 inches water lor surface cutworms, 3-6 inches for sub- terranean cutworms Mole CriCkets 2 tablespoons Spray the soil evenly per 500 sq. ft 1·2 days before In a minimum planting. Immediately of 1'/2 gals. of work Into soil 1·2 water inches. Wireworms 6 tablespoons Spray the soil evenly per 500 sq. ft. just before planting In a minimum Immediately woril, Into of 1 '/2 gals of SOil 4·8 Inches. water Note' To protect bees do not apply to corn fOhage dunng the pollen shed periOd Tomatoes Aphids, 1 teaspoon In Thoroughly spray all Colorado Potato 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat Beetles, to cover 500 application every 7 Fall Armyworms, sq. ft. of garden days, up to 5 applica· Flea Beetles, tions per season. Do leafhoppers, not apply within 1 day Southern Armyworms, of harvest. Vinegar Flies (Drosophila spp.) Cutworms 6 tablespoons Spray the soil evenly (surface. per 500 sq. ft just before planting subterranean) In a minimum Immediately work. into of 11/2 gals. of soil 2·3 inches for water surface cutworms, 3-6 inches for sub- terranean cutworms. Wireworms 6 tablespoons Spray the soil evenly per 500 sq. ft. Just before planting. In a minimum Immediately work into of 1112 gals. of soil 4-8 inches. water Turnips and Aphids. 1 teaspoon in Thoroughly Spray all Turnip Tops Flea Beetles, 1 gal. of water plant parts. Repeat Leafhoppers, to cover 500 application every 7 Imported sq. ft. of garden days, up to 5 appllca· Cabbageworms. tions per season. Do Dipterous Lealm.ners not apply within 14 days of harvest. Note: Resistant leafminers will not be controlled by diazlnon or Similar type insecticides. continued ..

.....•.. .--.- D.z·n® Lawn and Garden Insect Control Timing/Special C"'" Pest Rate Directions Turnips and Cutworms 6 tablespoons Spray the 5011 evenly Turnip Tops (surface, per 500 sq. It Just before planting. (contmued) subterranean) In a minimum Immediately work Into of 1'/2 galS. of soil 2-3 inches for water surlace cutworms, 3-6 inches for sub- lerranean cutworms. STORAGE AND DISPOSAL Storage Do not store near heal or open flame. Store In original container In an area macces­ sible to children and pets. USE CONTENTS WITHIN 6 MONTHS AFTER OPENING. Disposal To avoid harmmg aquatic organisms in rivers and other surface waters, do nol pour the concentrate, spray mixture, Of nnse water into sanitary drams (for example. toilets, floor drams, and Sinks) or into storm waler sewers (for example, street drains). Do not reuse empty container. Triple rinse the empty container, pour the rinse water into the sprayer and spray the treated area. Securely wrap the empty container in several lay­ ers of newspaper and discard in trash. If disposal of a partially full container is neces­ sary. take the container to your local household waste disposal facility, or make sure cap IS tightly closed. securely wrap the container In several layers of newspaper and discard In trash PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS Hazards to Humans and Domestic Animals CAUTION Harmful if swallowed, Inhaled. or absorbed through skin. Causes moderate eye injury. Avoid breathing spray mist. AVOid contact with eyes, skin. or clothing. WaSh thoroughly with soap and water after handling and before smoking or eallng. Remove contami­ nated clothing and wash before reuse. Do not use inside the home or In greenhouses. Avoid contamination of feed and foodstuffs. Do not use on household pets or humans. Do not allow children or pets to go onto a treated area until the treated area, such as grass or SOil. has dned. Do not contaminate ornamental fish ponds. Food utenSils, such as spoons and measuring cups, must not be used for food purposes after use in mea­ sUring pesllcldes Have the product container or label with you when calling a poison control cen­ ter or doctor, or going for treatment. FIRST AID ThiS product contains diazlnon. an organophosphate Insecticide that inhibits cholinesterase Ifswaliowed • Call a pOison control center or doctor Immediately for treat- ment adVice • Have person SiP a glass of water If able to swallow • Do not Induce vomiting unless told to do so by a pOison con- trol center or doctor. • Do not give anything by mouth to an unconscIous Or con- vulsing person tf In eye. • Hold eye open and rinse slowly and gently With water for 15- 20 minutes. Remove contact lenses. if present. after the first 5 minutes, then continue rinSing eye. • Call a pOison control center or doctor lor treatment adVice tf Inhaled • Move person to freSh air. • If person is not breathing, call 911 Of an ambulance, then give artifiCial respiration, preferably mouth-to-mouth. If pos- sible. • Call a poison control center or doctor for treatment advice. If on skin • Take off contaminated clothing. orclolhlng • Rinse skin immediately with plenty of water for 15-20 minutes • Call a poison control center or doctor for treatment adVice. HOT LINE NUMBER In the event of a major fire, spill. or other emergency, call 1-800-888-8372, day or O!ghl. NOTE TO PHYSICIAN This product contains diazlnon, an organophosphate that Inhibits cholinesterase If symptoms of cholinesterase Inhibition are present, atropine sulfate by Injection !S anlidotaL 2-PAM IS also antidotal, but should be administered only In conJunc- tion With atropine Environmental Hazards This product IS hig hly tOXIC to birds, fish. and other Wildlife. Birds. espeCially waterfowl, leedlng or drinking on treated areas may be Killed. Because of the mIgratory habits of certain AliantlC Coast waterfOWl. do not apply thiS product to lawns In Nassau County. New York. between November 1 and May 20. Do not ;..xceed maxImum permitted label rates. Application rates above those recomme.~:' dd Significantly Increase potential hazards to birds and waterfowl. AVOid overl; J,7.''1g of sprays. For lawns, where watering IS recommended In the directions, or ", ,erfowl (duCkS or geese) can be expected In the treated area after treatment (except spot treatment), water lawn With at teast lf4 Inch of water immediately after spraying thiS product. however, stop watenng before puddling occurs. Keep out of takes, streams. ponds, tidal marshes, and estuaries. Do not apply directly to water. Runoff may be hazardous to aquatic orgaO!sms In neighboring areas. Shrimp and crab may be killed at application rates recommended on thiS label. Do not apply where fish. shrimp, crab. and other aquatic life are important resources. Do not contaminate water by cleaning of equipment or disposal of equipment wash water This pesticide is highly toxic to bees exposed to direct treatment or to reSidues on bJoomlOg crops or weeds. Do not apply this pesllclde or allow It to dnft to blooming crops or weeds If bees are visiting the treatment area Physical or Chemical Hazards Do not use, pour, spill, or store near heat or Open flame. DozonlAl and the Syngenta logo are trademarks of a Syngenta Group Company ©2001 Syngenta Syngenta Crop Protection, Inc. Greensboro, North Carolina 27409 www.syngenta-us.com SCP 456A·L1L 0901