Kelley Spray offers full service pest and weed management.  Our two Idaho Department of Agriculture Licensed applicators liquid, granular, and wedgle direct injection applications.  Please call to schedule your pest and weed management estimate today, free of charge.
For more information or a bid please contact: Janet Anderson (208) 280-2660

Spray Services Available

Lawn Recommendations

Vegetation Management

Tree Recommendations
  • Pre-emergent for lawn and shrubs
  • Round-up for weed control
  • Spider barrier and full spider wash-down
  • 5-Step Seasonal Treatment
  • Ground Sterilization
  • 5-Step Seasonal Treatment (Trees, Shrubs, and Fruit Trees)
                        1.      Weed & Fertilizer

 

1.      Dormant Oil

2.      Insecticide & Fertilizer

 

2.   Insecticide

3.      Insecticide & Fertilizer

 

3.   Insecticide

4.      Weed & Fertilizer

 

4.   Insecticide

5.      Winterizer

 

5.   Codling Moth

* 5-Step also available in singular treatments or any combination of available services

 
  • Fungicide

 

 
  • Root & Wedgle Injections

We have a balanced program to care for your property for all seasons!

For Your Lawn 

v    Pre-emergents: March –April: prevents germination of new crabgrass, foxtail, spurge, and other annual grasses.

Lawn 1

v    Spring Weed-and-Feed: April – May: controls broadleaf weeds and has a balanced fertilizer. Allow 12-24 hours before watering.

Lawn 2

v    Insecticide-and-Fertilizer: May-June: Controls sod webworm, (Larval stage of lawn moths) Billbugs (larval stage of a typical weevil/ snout Beetle),and white grubs. This too has a balanced fertilizer. Water ASAP.

Lawn 3

v    Insecticide-and-Fertilizer July-August: Controls sod webworm, (Larval stage of lawn moths) Billbugs (larval stage of a typical weevil/ snout Beetle),and white grubs. This too has a balanced fertilizer. Water ASAP.

Lawn 4

v    Fall Weed-and-Feed: September-October: Controls broadleaf weeds and has a balanced fertilizer .Allow 12 -24 hours before watering. This application is the most important for weed control.

v    Winterizer: Balanced mixture of Fungicide and Nitrogen. This mixture is to control snow mold and other fungi. The Nitrogen will give the lawn nutrients over winter.

Trees, Shrubs, and Home

v    Dormant Oil: Sprayed mid February-March on deciduous trees & bushes. Kills over-wintering insects and eggs. Great for scale insects. Coats and kills within 1 hour-not affected by rain after that time.

v    Tree 2 Insecticide: Tree insecticides are sprayed early May-June. This is a contact spray. This means insects must come in contact with spray. Treatment is rain fast in 1 hour. Residual lasts about 4 weeks. Includes a spider barrier. 

v    Tree 3 & 4 Insecticide: Applications are the same as above- #3 will be applied July-August and #4 is applied between September and October. Includes a spider barrier.

v    Pesticide Injection: Injections are started in early spring as soon as the bark thaws, and continued throughout the year effectively, but with the best results in early spring. The systemic insecticide is injected into the cambium layer of the tree. The sap moves the insecticide throughout the tree to protect from insects.

v    Deep Root Feeding: Nutrients are injected into the ground to be absorbed by the roots. Typically, results are not immediate. It can take up to 1 - 2 months. This application can be done in spring and fall.

v    Fungicide: These two applications for Pine trees are done April through early May. This requires assistance from our customer. Watch for bud burst or new growth and call office to schedule the 1st application. The second application is applied 14 to 21 days later. This is a PREVENTITIVE treatment. The already infected growth cannot be restored, but we can treat new growth preventing the spread of disease.

v    Fruit Tree Applications: Insecticides for fruit trees start around May 25th depending on the season’s weather conditions. We want to begin about 10 days after flower fall. Fruit trees will be given 2 early applications of insecticide about 14-21 days apart. The purpose is to try to prevent Codling Moth worms primarily in apple and cherry trees 

v    Spider Barriers and Washdowns: This insecticide application is for the exterior of homes and out buildings. We spray 3 feet up and 3 feet out around the base of the building. If there are shrubs along the building, they are included. We recommend 3 per season, but circumstances may require less. A wash down is just what it sounds like.  Complete coverage of the entire building.

Vegetation Management 

v     Sterilant: Penetrates soil and prevents vegetation up to 1 year. This application is done in early spring only.

v    Round up 1-3: This application is NOT selective meaning it will kill anything. Give 2 weeks to allow good kill before replanting. Round-up only kills vegetation above ground. It does NOT prevent future growth.

v    Bed Pre emergent: This application is applied in March/April. This will help prevent weeds from germinating in flowerbeds. 

Watering Instructions

It is best to water about 2 ˝ inches per week in the summer months. Customers can test their sprinklers to determine output by setting out a tuna can or pie plate to measure and time output. 

Best time to water is between 3 am and 9 am because air is not too humid to cause fungus problems, but not so hot as to cause rapid evaporation.