Arber Organic Fungus and Disease Control for Lawn, Tree and Shrubs, Ready to Use Spray

Arber Organic Fungus and Disease Control for Lawn, Tree and Shrubs, Ready to Use SprayOrganic. Ready to Use. An easy, no mix solution formulated to help prevent and control common fungal problems on landscapes. Ideal for lawns, ornamental trees, and shrubs, this gentle yet effective spray supports plant health and resilience against issues like powdery mildew, leaf spot, black spot, rust, and blight. Use as part of a regular preventative routine or at the first sign of disease for best results. Did You Know? Consistent, preventative

Organic. Ready-to-Use. An easy, no-mix solution formulated to help prevent and control common fungal problems on landscapes. Ideal for lawns, ornamental trees, and shrubs, this gentle-yet-effective spray supports plant health and resilience against issues like powdery mildew, leaf spot, black spot, rust, and blight. Use as part of a regular preventative routine or at the first sign of disease for best results. 

Did You Know? Consistent, preventative applications of bio-based fungicides can reduce disease pressure season-long—especially when paired with good cultural practices like proper spacing, watering at the soil line, and removing infected leaves.

• Use On: Lawns, landscape trees, shrubs, roses, and ornamentals
• Controls/Prevents: Powdery mildew, black spot, leaf spot, rust, blight, and other common foliar diseases
• Application: Shake well; spray leaves (tops and undersides) until evenly coated; reapply as directed on label
• Timing: Begin at the first sign of disease or use preventatively during periods of warm, humid weather
• Reapplication Interval: Typically every 7–10 days, or after heavy rain (follow label directions)
• Where to Use: Outdoor landscapes and gardens; suitable for home lawns and ornamental plantings
• People & Pets: For outdoor residential use; allow spray to dry before re-entering treated areas
• Best Practices: Avoid spraying open blooms when pollinators are active; remove and dispose of infected plant debris
• Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place; do not freeze; store out of direct sunlight
• Helpful Tip: Combine with proper watering, airflow, and soil health to minimize future flare-ups