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Control fire ant colonies and queens with Ferti-Lome Come and Get It II Fire Ant Killer. Ready-to-use spinosad bait for home lawns and labeled gardens.
Ferti-Lome Come and Get It II Fire Ant Killer uses a food bait to carry 0.015% spinosad into the colony. Foraging ants collect the granules and share them inside the nest, helping control the colony, including its queen.
This ready-to-use bait requires no mixing or watering in. Apply it to individual mounds or broadcast it across labeled residential areas. Ants commonly begin dying within 24–36 hours; mound control generally takes 3–14 days, and broadcast treatments may take longer.
| Characteristic | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ferti-Lome Green |
| Manufacturer | Voluntary Purchasing Groups, Inc. |
| Product number | 11300 |
| UPC Number | 732221113008 |
| Net weight | 1 lb (454 g) |
| Active ingredient | Spinosad 0.015% |
| Formulation | Ready-to-use granular bait |
| EPA Registration Number | 67702-56-7401 |
| Target pests | Red imported fire ants and harvester ants |
| Application methods | Individual mound treatment or broadcast application |
| Use category | Outdoor residential gardens and earthen areas around homes |
| Organic status | Manufacturer identifies this product as organic; certified organic users should confirm approval with their certifier. |
| REI / PHI | No specific restricted-entry or preharvest interval is stated on this residential-use label. Follow all crop and use restrictions. |
| Not for sale to | AK, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, DE, HI, IA, ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, MA, MD, ME, MI, MN, MT, ND, NE, NH, NJ, NM, NV, NY, OH, OR, PA, PR, RI, SD, VA, VI, VT, WA, WI, WV, WY |
| Use site | Examples |
|---|---|
| Home lawns and yard areas | Infested turf and earthen areas around the home |
| Ornamental beds | Around flowers, shrubs and trees |
| Labeled home-garden crops | Tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, beans, sweet corn, strawberries, citrus and other listed crops |
Georgia crop restriction: Do not apply to broccoli raab, bok choy, collards, kale, mizuna, mustard greens, mustard spinach or rape greens in Georgia.
| Application | Rate or coverage |
|---|---|
| Mounds up to 15 inches in diameter | 4 tablespoons per mound |
| Mounds greater than 15 inches in diameter | 6 tablespoons per mound |
| Broadcast per 1,000 sq ft | ⅓–⅔ cup |
| Broadcast per acre | 2.5–5 lb |
| Calculated coverage per 1 lb bag | Approximately 8,700–17,400 sq ft, based on the labeled acre rates |
Use the higher labeled rate for heavier infestations. For mound treatments, distribute bait gently over and around the mound within a 4-foot-diameter circle. Do not disturb the mound.
| Benefit | What it offers |
|---|---|
| Targets the colony and queen | Ants carry the bait into the nest and distribute it through feeding. |
| No mixing required | Apply the granules directly from the package. |
| No watering in | Treatment does not require a mound drench. |
| Two application methods | Treat individual mounds or broadcast over a labeled area. |
| Fermentation-derived active ingredient | Spinosad is produced from a naturally occurring soil organism. |
Does it kill the queen?
Yes. Foraging ants carry the bait back and share it within the colony, including with the queen.
Will the entire mound be eliminated in 24 hours?
Not necessarily. Ant deaths commonly begin in 24–36 hours. Mound control generally takes 3–14 days; broadcast treatments may work more slowly.
Should I water after applying it?
No. Do not water in the bait. Observe the 6-hour irrigation restriction for mound treatments and 24-hour restriction for broadcast treatments.
Can I use it in a vegetable garden?
Yes, on listed crops in home gardens. Follow the crop list and Georgia-specific restrictions.
How should I store unused bait?
Reseal the original package and store it in a cool, dry location away from children and pets. Use within the season of purchase to preserve bait attractiveness.
Always read and follow the product label.
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Control fire ant colonies and queens with Ferti-Lome Come and Get It II Fire Ant Killer. Ready-to-use spinosad bait for home lawns and labeled gardens.
Ferti-Lome Come and Get It II Fire Ant Killer uses a food bait to carry 0.015% spinosad into the colony. Foraging ants collect the granules and share them inside the nest, helping control the colony, including its queen.
This ready-to-use bait requires no mixing or watering in. Apply it to individual mounds or broadcast it across labeled residential areas. Ants commonly begin dying within 24–36 hours; mound control generally takes 3–14 days, and broadcast treatments may take longer.
| Characteristic | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ferti-Lome Green |
| Manufacturer | Voluntary Purchasing Groups, Inc. |
| Product number | 11300 |
| UPC Number | 732221113008 |
| Net weight | 1 lb (454 g) |
| Active ingredient | Spinosad 0.015% |
| Formulation | Ready-to-use granular bait |
| EPA Registration Number | 67702-56-7401 |
| Target pests | Red imported fire ants and harvester ants |
| Application methods | Individual mound treatment or broadcast application |
| Use category | Outdoor residential gardens and earthen areas around homes |
| Organic status | Manufacturer identifies this product as organic; certified organic users should confirm approval with their certifier. |
| REI / PHI | No specific restricted-entry or preharvest interval is stated on this residential-use label. Follow all crop and use restrictions. |
| Not for sale to | AK, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, DE, HI, IA, ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, MA, MD, ME, MI, MN, MT, ND, NE, NH, NJ, NM, NV, NY, OH, OR, PA, PR, RI, SD, VA, VI, VT, WA, WI, WV, WY |
| Use site | Examples |
|---|---|
| Home lawns and yard areas | Infested turf and earthen areas around the home |
| Ornamental beds | Around flowers, shrubs and trees |
| Labeled home-garden crops | Tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, beans, sweet corn, strawberries, citrus and other listed crops |
Georgia crop restriction: Do not apply to broccoli raab, bok choy, collards, kale, mizuna, mustard greens, mustard spinach or rape greens in Georgia.
| Application | Rate or coverage |
|---|---|
| Mounds up to 15 inches in diameter | 4 tablespoons per mound |
| Mounds greater than 15 inches in diameter | 6 tablespoons per mound |
| Broadcast per 1,000 sq ft | ⅓–⅔ cup |
| Broadcast per acre | 2.5–5 lb |
| Calculated coverage per 1 lb bag | Approximately 8,700–17,400 sq ft, based on the labeled acre rates |
Use the higher labeled rate for heavier infestations. For mound treatments, distribute bait gently over and around the mound within a 4-foot-diameter circle. Do not disturb the mound.
| Benefit | What it offers |
|---|---|
| Targets the colony and queen | Ants carry the bait into the nest and distribute it through feeding. |
| No mixing required | Apply the granules directly from the package. |
| No watering in | Treatment does not require a mound drench. |
| Two application methods | Treat individual mounds or broadcast over a labeled area. |
| Fermentation-derived active ingredient | Spinosad is produced from a naturally occurring soil organism. |
Does it kill the queen?
Yes. Foraging ants carry the bait back and share it within the colony, including with the queen.
Will the entire mound be eliminated in 24 hours?
Not necessarily. Ant deaths commonly begin in 24–36 hours. Mound control generally takes 3–14 days; broadcast treatments may work more slowly.
Should I water after applying it?
No. Do not water in the bait. Observe the 6-hour irrigation restriction for mound treatments and 24-hour restriction for broadcast treatments.
Can I use it in a vegetable garden?
Yes, on listed crops in home gardens. Follow the crop list and Georgia-specific restrictions.
How should I store unused bait?
Reseal the original package and store it in a cool, dry location away from children and pets. Use within the season of purchase to preserve bait attractiveness.
Always read and follow the product label.
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