Disease Control price list
Last updated Wednesday, Oct 14, 2026
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Last updated Wednesday, Oct 14, 2026
A healthy garden is more than a collection of attractive plants. It is a small ecosystem where soil, foliage, insects, wildlife, moisture, and weather all influence one another. When fungus, bacteria, mosquitoes, moles, rodents, or browsing animals become a problem, the right control product can help you protect the space you have worked hard to grow.
The reference selection includes disease-control products, fungicides, animal repellents, insect traps, rodent deterrents, and pest-control treatments. Some products are designed for direct use, while others work through bait, granules, traps, or water-soluble pouches. Which option fits best? That depends on the pest or condition, the area involved, and whether you prefer a targeted or broad approach.
ZoneOffer is a comparison site, not a store. The prices below are the listed prices in the supplied product data and should be checked before making a purchase decision. This guide helps you compare the available choices without treating every garden problem as if it were the same.
Disease control begins with diagnosis. Yellowing leaves, damaged roots, tunnel lines, standing water, and chewed foliage may look similar at first, but they can point to very different causes. A fungal issue calls for a different type of solution than a mole problem, and a mosquito breeding area requires a different strategy than a stink bug infestation.
Before choosing a product, inspect the affected area carefully. Look for visible insects, holes, tunnels, powdery growth, discoloration, or animal activity. Also consider whether the issue is indoors, outdoors, in soil, on plants, around water, or near a home. Think of this step as reading a map before taking a trip: the clearer the destination, the easier it is to select the route.
The available products cover several categories. Corona Fung-a-way Topical Fungicide is listed as a 32 Oz product at $17.90, making it the clearest fungus-focused option in the selection. Nature Zone Rot Guard is a 2.5 Oz product listed at $7.79 and is described as using natural ingredients to support the immune system of a reptile while addressing bacteria and fungus. Because that description concerns a reptile, it should not be treated as a general garden fungicide.
Other products focus on animals and insects rather than plant disease. For example, Terro Yellow Jacket Trap With Bait is designed as a bag trap that uses an included attractant, while Bonide Bug Beater Stink Bug Trap is listed as a three-pack for indoor or outdoor use. Separating these purposes helps prevent the common mistake of using a product simply because its name sounds relevant.
Fungal growth can spread when conditions are favorable, particularly where moisture and poor airflow persist. A focused fungicide may be worth considering when the product label matches the plant, location, and intended use. Corona Fung-a-way Topical Fungicide is the dedicated fungicide listed in the reference data, with a 32 Oz size and a listed price of $17.90.
When using any fungicide, read the product label before application. Check the approved target, application rate, protective equipment guidance, storage instructions, and any restrictions related to edible crops, pets, children, or water. A product is not automatically suitable for every plant or disease just because it is sold under a familiar garden category.
Product use works best when combined with basic garden care. Remove visibly damaged plant material when appropriate, improve air movement, avoid unnecessary leaf wetting, and prevent water from sitting around plants. These steps do not replace the label directions, but they can help reduce the conditions that allow problems to continue.
It also helps to avoid overcorrecting. Applying more product than directed does not necessarily produce better results. Instead, it can create unnecessary exposure and waste. Think of treatment like seasoning food: the goal is the correct amount for the situation, not simply more.
Moles and gophers can disturb lawns, beds, and soil by creating tunnels or feeding below the surface. The reference selection includes repellents, granular products, and poison baits for this category, so shoppers can compare different approaches.
Victor Mole & Gopher Granular Repellent is listed in a 4 Lbs size for $12.10 and a 10 Lbs size for $20.53. Comparing package sizes may help when deciding whether you need a smaller treatment area or a larger quantity. Scram Mole Scram Rtu Granular Repellent is listed as 4.5 Lbs at $15.76, while Motomco Mole Killer Worm Formula Rtu Bonus Box is a 12-pack listed at $36.45.
Repellents are intended to discourage animal activity, while baits are intended to attract and kill the target pest. Victor Mole & Gopher Poison Peanuts is listed as a 6 Oz product at $6.35. Its description states that it is for underground runways or subsurface feeding tunnels and is not safe for children and pets.
That warning matters. If you choose a poison bait, carefully follow all label instructions and keep it away from children, pets, wildlife, and any area where unintended contact could occur. If your priority is avoidance rather than elimination, compare the granular repellent options instead. The best choice is not only about price; it is also about the control method you are comfortable using.
Browsing animals can turn new growth into a buffet. The product selection includes several repellents designed for different animal concerns. Liquid Fence Deer & Rabbit Repellent Rtu is listed as 1 Gallon at $25.74. Scram Deer Scram All Natural Granular Repellent is listed as 25 Lbs at $119.99, while Safer Critter Ridder Granular Animal Repellent is listed as 2 Lbs at $21.35.
For rodents, Shake Away Rodent Repellent Granules is listed in a 5 Lbs size at $36.67 and a 28.5 Oz size at $18.33. Bonide Rat Magic Repellent is listed as 5 Lbs at $24.91. Bonide Chipmunk Squirrel Rodent Repellent Rts is a 1 Qt product listed at $25.48, and Repels-All Animal Repellent Rts is also listed as 1 Qt, priced at $31.12.
Package size alone does not tell you exactly how much area a product will cover. Always check the individual label for coverage, reapplication instructions, weather limitations, and suitable locations. A large container may be more practical for a broad property, while a smaller package may make sense for a compact garden or trial application.
Placement matters, too. Keep repellents focused on the areas animals are entering or feeding in, rather than applying them randomly. You can also combine repellents with physical barriers, protected beds, and tidy storage of food or waste. Why rely on one line of defense when a layered approach can make the garden less inviting?
Not every insect problem calls for a spray. Traps can offer a more targeted option when the goal is to attract and capture a particular pest. Terro Yellow Jacket Trap With Bait is listed as a quart-sized product at $8.59. Its description says it is an easy-to-use bag trap, requires water, includes attractant, uses no poisons, and is designed without mess.
Bonide Bug Beater Stink Bug Trap is listed as a three-pack at $22.79. The description states that it attracts and captures all stinkbug species, can be used indoors or outdoors, and has bait that lasts up to four weeks. It is presented as a disposable trap, so consider where it will be placed and how it will be handled after use.
Bonide Ant Flea & Tick Killer Granules is listed as covering 5,200 square feet and priced at $18.18. The coverage figure can be useful when comparing it with the size of your yard or treatment zone. However, coverage does not replace the label: check the approved application areas and directions before spreading granules.
For broader pest concerns, Revenge Home Pest Control Concentrate Indoor & Out is listed as 18 Oz at $12.91. Bonide Termite & Carpenter Ant Control Rtu is listed as 1 Gallon at $16.96. These products are presented as different pest-control options, so identify the target pest first and follow the directions for the intended setting.
Mosquito management often starts with standing water. Even a small area can become a breeding site, so inspect containers, low spots, drains, and other places where water remains. Removing unnecessary standing water is a simple first step, but some water cannot be drained or eliminated easily.
Bonide Mosquito Beater Water Soluble Pouches is listed as one pack containing 24 pouches for $19.80. The description says the product uses a natural mosquito larvicide, releases a BTI active ingredient across the surface of standing water, and treats up to 50 square feet per pouch. It also states that the product will not harm fish, amphibians, or other beneficial aquatic organisms and can work in stagnant, polluted, or algae-prevalent water.
Even when a product description identifies aquatic organisms as unharmed, read the label for the exact approved water sources and application directions. Do not assume that every pond, container, or drainage area should be treated in the same way. The nature of the water, its connection to other systems, and the presence of animals all matter.
Bonide Mosquito Beater Rts is another listed mosquito product, offered in a 32 Oz size at $19.66. Since the supplied data does not provide detailed application instructions for this product, use the official label as the authority for mixing, placement, timing, and safety.
Format can make a major difference in convenience. Ready-to-use products reduce preparation, while concentrates may be useful when the label allows dilution and you need to treat an appropriate area. Granules are suited to certain outdoor applications, traps can target active insects, and pouches offer a measured approach for some standing-water situations.
The selection includes ready-to-use products such as Liquid Fence Deer & Rabbit Repellent Rtu, Bonide Termite & Carpenter Ant Control Rtu, and Repels-All Animal Repellent Rts. It also includes granular products such as Victor Mole & Gopher Granular Repellent, Shake Away Rodent Repellent Granules, and Gardstar Garden & Poultry Dust, which is listed as 2 Lbs at $13.47.
Listed prices range from $6.35 for Victor Mole & Gopher Poison Peanuts in a 6 Oz size to $119.99 for the 25 Lbs Scram Deer Scram All Natural Granular Repellent. A higher price does not automatically mean a product is more suitable, and a lower price does not automatically mean better value. Compare the package size, intended pest, application method, and likely treatment area.
For example, the two Victor Mole & Gopher Granular Repellent sizes offer a straightforward size comparison, while Shake Away Rodent Repellent Granules is listed in both 5 Lbs and 28.5 Oz formats. A larger package may make sense for repeated or broader use, but a smaller package can be a practical choice when you are addressing a limited area or testing a control method.
Safe application starts with reading the complete product label. Wear the protective equipment specified there, keep unapproved people and animals away from treated areas, and store products in their original containers. Never transfer a product to an unlabeled bottle or container.
Pay special attention to poison products. The Victor Mole & Gopher Poison Peanuts description specifically says the product is not safe for children and pets. That information should guide placement and storage decisions. If a label presents restrictions, treat them as essential instructions rather than optional suggestions.
A garden contains helpful organisms as well as pests. Pollinators, earthworms, amphibians, fish, and predatory insects may all contribute to a balanced growing environment. Use the narrowest suitable treatment, avoid unnecessary applications, and choose traps or physical controls when they fit the problem.
Bonide Mosquito Beater Water Soluble Pouches specifically states that it will not harm fish, amphibians, or other beneficial aquatic organisms. Even so, responsible use still means following the label and applying the product only where intended. The goal is not to eliminate every living thing in the garden; it is to manage a specific problem while preserving the wider ecosystem.
ZoneOffer brings product information together so you can compare brands, package sizes, descriptions, and listed prices in one place. It is a comparison site rather than a retailer, so it does not replace the product label or guarantee availability, shipping terms, or final pricing.
Use the comparison process to narrow your choices. Start with the problem, then compare the control type. Next, review the package size and listed price. Finally, confirm the label details and suitability for your garden, home, pets, children, and local conditions. This approach is more reliable than choosing based on a product name alone.
Effective garden disease control is about choosing the right tool for the right target. The reference selection includes Corona Fung-a-way Topical Fungicide for a fungus-focused option, Nature Zone Rot Guard for its described reptile-related bacteria and fungus use, traps for yellow jackets and stink bugs, repellents for deer, rabbits, rodents, moles, and gophers, and mosquito treatments for standing water. Compare the listed prices, sizes, and product purposes through ZoneOffer, then verify all application and safety details on the official label before use. With careful identification and a layered plan, you can protect your garden without treating every problem as a one-size-fits-all battle.



