Harris Garden Insect Killer, 20oz Insecticidal Soap with Spinosad Kills Aphids, Beetles, Caterpillars, Thrips and More

I like this because it is safe for the wildlife and you can use up to the day of harvest. I used for those pesky gypsy caterpillars destroying my blueberry plants. I would spray it on in the morning and still have to pick them off the day I sprayed, but by the next day you don't see any more. You do have to reapply after a rain fall. But at least I can do something to save my bushes.

Bought for mother-in-law, she says it seems to work ok.

not sure how effective it is, it's been raining a lot, so i have had to spray often, plants are in dire shape, bugs have had a field day. once again not sure how effective it's been due to rain, the bugs have eaten up some plants and moved on to the next. I'm now trying Neel oil, not sure of spelling, see if survives the rain and kills the bugs, hoping that next year that have survived and i will be on the outlook early on.

This product was easy to apply and worked overtime to rid a large bush of aphids. Recommended!

I would not have bought this had I known that you should not spray this on plants that attract butterflies and bees! That takes care of most of the perennials I have in my garden. You can, but I guess you have to do it at night to let the 3-hour minimum go by before pollinators can do their business. Disappointing.

One treatment worked for thrips on roses. Treated in evening as recommended.

The aphids on my tomato plants love the stuff. If there was ever any spinosad in the bottle, it's long gone.

I would have to buy an other one