Complete turf and ornamental solutions from Vegalab.
Natural, high-performance inputs for turf managers, golf courses, nurseries and ornamental horticulture - powerful results with no pre-harvest interval and no reentry restrictions.
Simple protocols, natural products, measurable results.
Turf and ornamental professionals operate in some of the most demanding environments in horticulture - high-visibility spaces, strict IPM requirements, and customers and guests who notice every blemish. Vegalab's nano-encapsulation platform brings the same precision chemistry used in commercial food production to turf management and ornamental production.
Our turf and ornamental program addresses the full spectrum of common issues: soil nematode suppression in putting greens and sports turf, powdery mildew on ornamentals and landscape plants, spider mite management in nursery production, and soil microbiome establishment in new installations and replant situations.
All products feature zero pre-harvest interval and zero reentry period, making them ideal for maintained landscapes, public parks, sports facilities and golf course environments where public safety is non-negotiable. Products are designed to increase plant vigor, support structural resilience and help ornamentals endure temperature extremes, drought and heat.
Golf Courses
Nematode management in greens and fairways, dollar spot and mildew control, and soil biology programs for healthier, more consistent turf surfaces.
Sports Turf
Natural inputs compatible with intensive traffic and maintenance schedules. Soil inoculants support root depth and turf resilience through wear and recovery cycles.
Nursery & Greenhouse
Mite, mildew and nematode control in container production without residue concerns. Kelp and silica inputs support transplant establishment and vigor in ornamental crops.
Landscape & Parks
IPM-compatible natural programs for maintained landscapes, public green spaces and residential ornamental gardens where people and pets are present.
Products for turf & ornamental.
Geraniol-based nano-encapsulated nematicide with more than 90% efficacy on parasitic nematodes in turf and ornamental root zones.
Controls powdery and downy mildew on ornamentals, landscape plants and turf. Essential oil formulation with no public reentry restrictions.
Plant extract insecticide for spider mite management in nursery, greenhouse and landscape ornamental production. Safe for use around people and pollinators.
Broad fungal spore suppression for blight, rust and botrytis on ornamental plants, turf and landscape installations. Prevents establishment of fungal disease cycles.
Beneficial bacteria and fungi that establish a healthy soil microbiome in new turf installations, ornamental beds and replant situations, improving establishment and long-term resilience.
Potassium silica that increases plant vigor and structural integrity in turf and ornamentals, supporting plants through heat, drought and cold stress periods.
A chelated micronutrient blend delivering iron, manganese, zinc, copper, boron and molybdenum together. Foliar or soil application - 1–5 times per season. 1:1,000 · 1 mL/L (3.8 mL/gal) · 0.75–2.0 L/ha (10.4–27.7 fl oz/acre).
A complete water-soluble fertilizer with NPK and six chelated micronutrients. Foliar or soil drench, 2–3 times throughout growth. 1:1,000–1:200 · 1–5 mL/L (3.8–18.9 mL/gal) · 1.25–2.5 L/ha (17.3–33.3 fl oz/acre).
A general-purpose NPK fertilizer engineered for early-season application. Foliar or soil drench from rooting through early veg. 1:1,000–1:600 · 1–1.67 mL/L (3.8–6.3 mL/gal) · 0.75–2.0 L/ha (10.4–27.7 fl oz/acre).
Common pests & issues in turf & ornamental.
Managed with natural, zero-reentry inputs that protect people, pollinators and the environment.
Parasitic Nematodes
Turf-parasitic nematodes (sting, lance, ring, spiral) damage roots in putting greens, fairways and sports fields. Infestations cause turf thinning, wilting and irregular decline patterns.
Nematode Control →Powdery Mildew
Powdery mildew is common on turf in shaded, poorly ventilated areas and on many ornamental species including roses, begonias and ornamental grasses during cool, humid periods.
Mildew Control →Spider Mites
Spider mite infestations develop rapidly in dry, hot conditions in nursery and greenhouse ornamental production, causing cosmetic damage and weakening plants before sale or installation.
Spider Mite Control →Blight, Rust & Botrytis
Fungal pathogens cause aesthetic damage on high-value ornamentals and persistent disease cycles in turf. Spore suppression protects newly established plants and valuable specimen trees.
Spore Control →Poor Soil Microbiome
Compacted, biologically depleted soils in urban landscapes and sports facilities limit root growth and nutrient access. Microbial inoculants rebuild the living soil structure that supports long-term plant health.
Charge Bioboost →Stress · Heat, Cold & Drought
Ornamentals and maintained turf must perform through seasonal extremes. Potassium silica and kelp-based biostimulants support cellular integrity and water use efficiency in all conditions.
Armour Boost →Need advice for your turf or ornamental program?
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Frequently asked questions
Which Vegalab products are recommended for Turf & ornamental?
Commonly used on turf & ornamental: Mildew Control, Nematode Control, Spider Mite Control, Spore Control, Charge BioBoost, Armour Boost. Use the Product Finder or contact our agronomists for a program.
Are Vegalab turf & ornamental inputs natural?
It depends on the line. The Control and Bio lines use plant-extracted and microbial actives; the Boost and Pro nutrient lines include manufactured mineral salts. All are built on the nano-encapsulation platform for targeted, low-residue performance.
How do I get a Vegalab program for turf & ornamental?
Contact Vegalab for a crop-specific recommendation, rates and local distributor information.
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