Tanglefoot Tree Insect Barrier Sticky Coating, 15 Ounce Container

Protect your trees and plants effectively with the Contech 15 oz ready-to-use Tanglefoot tree insect barrier, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This innovative, non-drying sticky compound offers a reliable and long-lasting solution to keep destructive climbing insects away from your shade trees, plants, and vines. Ideal for gardeners and homeowners in Grass valley who want to maintain healthy greenery without harmful chemicals, this insect barrier combines natural ingredients with proven effectiveness.

• Non-drying, sticky compound:Designed to remain tacky over time, ensuring continuous protection against insects without cracking or drying out.
• Long-lasting and weatherproof:Withstands various weather conditions, providing durable defense throughout the seasons in Grass valley.
• All natural ingredients:Made from natural gum resins, vegetable oils, and wax, making it safe and non-toxic to humans, pets, and the environment.
• Easy application:Applied as a continuous band around the trunks of shade trees, plants, or vines, creating an effective physical barrier against climbing pests.

Imagine using the Contech Tanglefoot insect barrier in your garden or orchard in Grass valley to protect valuable trees and plants from harmful insects that can damage bark and leaves. Whether you are caring for fruit trees, ornamental plants, or vines, this sticky paste acts as a natural shield, reducing the need for chemical pesticides. Gardeners and landscapers in Grass valley will appreciate how this product supports sustainable and eco-friendly pest management practices.

In summary, the Contech 15 oz ready-to-use Tanglefoot tree insect barrieris an essential tool for anyone in Grass valley, CA looking to safeguard their trees and plants with a safe, effective, and environmentally responsible solution. Available now at Grass Valley, it offers peace of mind and long-term protection for your outdoor greenery.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.