ALWAYS READ THE LABEL - USE PESTICIDES SAFELY PREMIER BLUE SPRAY MARKER DYE 1 LITRE


A blue marker dye to ensure accurate application of chemical avoiding missed areas and overlapping resulting in chemical wastage, or returning to site to spray missed areas.


Application Rate: 20-50mls/20 litres of water.


PREMIER BLUE SPRAY MARKER DYE IS A TRADEMARK OF AMENITY LAND SOLUTIONS LIMITED. 180INDIC0500 180INDIC0500


Blue Spray Maker Dye 1L Blue Spray Maker Dye 5L


£14.50 per 1L £46.70 per 5L


VITAX SPRAY TANK CLEANER 1 LITRE


Vitax spray tank cleaner is a specially formulated cleaner and neutraliser which removes pesticide deposits and other debris from tanks, booms, hoses, filters and nozzles.


Application Rate: 100mls/20 litre tank 860TANKC0100


Spray Tank Cleaner Vitax 1L £12.25 per 1L WILTPRUF S600 ANTI-TRANSPIRANT 5 LITRES


This anti-transpirant spray reduces the moisture loss from newly planted trees or ornamentals by up to 80% for many weeks after application. It thus achieves what watering cannot do because newly planted trees/shrubs have a reduced root system in relation to their leaf area.


Particularly useful in drought conditions, exposed, windy sites or to protect against salt spray. Will also hold the needles on cut Christmas trees by reducing moisture loss. Diluted 1-5 or 1-10 and spray onto foliage. Reduces the need to water plantings.


770WILTP0500 Wiltpruf S600 Anti-Transpirant 5L £71.49 per 5L Most major credit cards now accepted


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