Sentences with phrase «on lawn chemicals»

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They turned their logo green and rebranded their service as EarthCare, but continued to spray the same chemical compounds on customers» lawns.

The 2010 state Nutrient Runoff Law requires stores to display lawn fertilizers containing phosphorous separately from those that are phosphorus - free and to post signs notifying consumers about the legal restrictions on using lawn fertilizers that contain the chemical.

Maryland lawmakers this week voted to curb the sale of certain pest control products to home gardeners after reviewing studies that point to the harmful effects some lawn chemicals have on bees and other pollinators.

You can also spray undiluted ACV (or white vinegar) on dandelions to kill them without adding unhealthy toxic chemicals to your lawn.

Absorption — chemicals from personal care products, synthetic fabrics, paints, plastics, pesticides and chemical fertilizers sprayed on lawns

The problem is that we disassociate our health with the chemicals we are placing on our lawns or crops.

It's a given that outdoor air is host to any number of toxic chemicals, from car to fumes, to factory waste, as well as pesticides and herbicides sprayed on industrial farms and your neighbor's lawn.

Instead of chemical lawn fertilizers, spread corn gluten on your lawn and garden.

If you use fertilizers and chemicals on your lawn, keep your dog away for a day or two until you thoroughly water the lawn.

Their lungs are smaller than ours, and they lick their paws, ingesting any chemical used on the rug, floor, or lawn.

Reduce or eliminate lawn and household cleaning chemicals, and try natural flea and tick preventives: Rub a lemon or orange on your dog's coat to repel fleas; bathe and brush him frequently; clean his bedding and living area daily.

Also, avoid exercising them on lawns that have been recently treated with fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, or other chemicals.

There are natural alternatives to the chemical products used by exterminators and used in lawn and yard care (a simple internet search on natural pest control or weed control is a good place to start).

Chemicals used on lawns and gardens, such as fertilizer and plant food, can be easily accessible and fatal to a pet allowed in the yard unsupervised.

While there are chemical treatments that be sprayed on your lawn to hopefully kill fleas and ticks, this is a haphazard approach at best.

Of course, be on the lookout for lawns and parks that your dog may walk on that have been treated with chemicals.

Seeds from some grasses can stab into the pad, pebbles can get stuck, chemicals used on lawns can burn, and fungus can cause irritation, which lads to licking, which can lead to hot spots and infection.

It was something we veterinarians call contact dermatitis, which is basically a localized allergic reaction to an offense substance which can be a detergent, floor cleaner, lawn chemical, insecticide, or a product you put on your pet.

The goal was to assess how readily lawn chemicals are taken up by dogs, as well as to assess factors that could result in prolonged presence of the chemicals on the grass.

If your pets spend time in the garden, you could put their health at risk if you use chemicals on lawns and flower beds.

Dog Rocks offers a safe, non-medicinal and chemical - free solution to stop burn marks on a lawn caused by dog urine.

If you use lawn - care products on your yard, be sure to check the chemicals contained in these products.

Follow up offerings will focus on «Creating a Healthy Landscape» and how to have lawns without chemicals.

What about the chemicals you spray on your lawn — how do you know they're safe — just because the company says so?

So think twice before you cut, aerate, spray, water, weed, gas up and plug in or before you run to the nearest home improvement store to stock up on chemicals for your lawn and garden.