Pesticide Information

All Island Landscape primarily uses pesticides that are registered for "General Use". The "General Use" classification means that these pesticides can be purchased by anyone. The pesticides that are used by licensed applicators while still classified as "General Use", in most cases, have higher percentages of the active ingredients. Keep in mind that the following list is not used for every lawn. Most lawns will be treated with only one or possibly two of the pesticides.

EPA signal words defined:

CAUTION means the pesticide is slightly toxic if eaten, absorbed through the skin, inhaled, or causes slight eye/skin irritation.
WARNING indicates the pesticide product is moderately toxic if eaten, absorbed through the skin, inhaled, or causes moderate eye/skin irritation.
DANGER means that the pesticide product is highly toxic. It is corrosive or causes severe burning to the eyes or skin that can result in irreversible damage.
DANGER-POISON means that the pesticide product is highly toxic, but only if eaten, absorbed through the skin, or inhaled. This label will have the skull and cross bones.

Common Name	Active Ingredient	Control Purpose	EPA Signal Word
Merit	Imidacloprid	Insect	Caution
Cross Check	Bifenthrin	Insect	Caution
Dylox	Trichlorfon, Dimethyl	Insect	Caution
Conserve	Spinosad	Insect	Caution
Sevin	Carbaryl	Insect	Caution
Onyx	Bifenthrin	Insect	Caution
Mancozeb	Mancozeb W/ Zinc	Fungicide	Caution
Spectator	Triazole	Fungicide	Warning
Eliminate D	2,4-D, MCPP-q, Dicamba	Selective Herbicide	Caution
Drive	Quinclorac	Selective Herbicide	Caution
Sedge Hammer	Halosulfuron Methyl	Selective Herbicide	Caution
Momentum FX	2,4-D	Selective Herbicide	Caution
Prosecutor	Glyphosate	Herbicide	Caution
Round-up	Glyphosate	Herbicide	Caution

All chemicals used by All Island Landscape applicators have Material Safety Data Sheets in their trucks. MSDSs can also be found online at www.Lesco.com or at Cornell University http://msds.ehs.cornell.edu/msdssrch.asp.