Paula in Port St. Lucie has red ants and brown/black ants killing border plants. She plans to mix red ant killer with general bug killer in a spreader.
Blending two granular insecticides is safe if label rates match the area. But one broad-spectrum product (like bifenthrin or fipronil) often covers both. Alternate products yearly to reduce resistance risk.
Don't overcomplicate: One good product, used correctly, beats a cocktail.
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