Systemic pesticides are externally applied and then taken up inside the plant. Typically, systemic pesticides are taken up through the root system, though they can also be applied to the seeds, soil, and leaves.
Systemic pesticides are externally applied and then taken up inside the plant. Typically, systemic pesticides are taken up through the root system, though they can also be applied to the seeds, soil, and leaves.
Learn about pesticides and how the Ontario and Canadian government classify these products including herbicides (used against weeds), insecticides (used against bugs), fungicides (used against fungus), repellents, and even devices like mouse traps.
Integrated Pest Management is a 4-step process to determine the best course of action when dealing with potential pests in the garden