It is particularly good at these fungal diseases but it can also have some effect in tree suffering from anthracnose and conifers from leaf blight. For other fungal infection in the garden, it will be a trial and error process. It may treat it or it may not have any effect at all. IT WILL NOT WORK WITH PLANTS SUFFERING FROM BOTRYTIS Use on roses, other flowering and ornamental plants, trees, shrubs and conifers in the garden, greenhouse, conservatory and home. Will not work with all fungal infections on all plants. You may waste your money but this is uncertain until you have tried the product on your plants. Apply on still, cloudy days, spraying evenly to wet upper and lower surfaces of the leaves. The leaves must just be wet and no run-off coming from the leaves. Do not apply near food crops as it can contaminate the plants in question. Botrytis cannot be treated with this fungicide

This is a fungicide for the control of some fungal infections of flowering plants, ornamental plants, trees, shrubs, particularly roses and conifers. It is not suitable for edibles in particular soft fruit and vegetables. You need to use fungicides suitable for vegetables and fruits such as Weedkil, Bug and Mildew Plant Control for fruit and vegetables. It can be used in the garden, greenhouse, conservatory and for houseplants.Under certain environmental conditions some Stemphylium speciesare thought to be able to produce a sexual stage, and spores liberated from the fruiting bodies of the fungus in this scenario could account for the overwintering survival of the fungus and its long distance dissemination.

Further information on the management of downy mildews, powdery mildews and grey mould can be found in the advice profiles on the links below:FungusClear Ultra uses a three in one action to control fungal diseases on roses, other flowering and ornamental plants, trees, shrubs and conifers in the garden, greenhouse, conservatory and home. Spray evenly, to just wet upper and lower surfaces of leaves. Avoid spray run-off from leaves. Avoid spray drift onto food crops Similar non-chemical control measures can help to prevent infection by leaf spot fungi, downy mildew and grey mould,which are all 'wet weather' diseases (see the 'biology' section, below): A schedule of 5 applications can offer protection lasting up to 4 or 5 months, depending on the plant

If you have any comments or questions that you wish to raise, please do so in the comment box below. The RHS believes that avoiding pests, diseases and weeds by good practice in cultivation methods, cultivarselection, garden hygiene and encouraging or introducing natural enemies, should be the first line of control. If chemical controls are used, they should be used only in a minimal and highly targeted manner. Non-chemical controlIf you want the fungicide to be as effective as possible, you need to spray at the first sign of infection and then you will need to spray it regularly for the rest of the growing season. WHAT DOES SYSTEMIC MEAN? Protects new growth, protecting plants for over 3 months (when used at intervals recommended in instructions for use) Ensure that any leaves falling prematurely from an infected plant are collected up and disposed of (by burning, burial or consigning to the council green waste). Heavily-infected shoots could be trimmed off and disposed of in the same way. Beyond defense, FungusClear Ultra goes the extra mile by elevating leaf shine through the infusion of plant oils.

Press down firmly on top of the trigger head immediately behind the yellow nozzle to depress the safety tab It can also enhance plants as it has plant oils that will make the leaves on your plants look stunning and healthy.

Spray evenly, to just wet upper and lower surfaces of leaves. Avoid spray run-off from leaves. Avoid spray drift onto food crops. Distorted leaves are often the first sign of infection, especially with the larger-leaved cultivars. A grey/mauve felt-like 'fungal' growth appears on the under-surface of the leaves, with diffuse purple-red or yellow patches developing on the corresponding upper surface. Once the disease is controlled, the active ingredient in the spray will protect the plant for a certain time from further fungal infections. The fungicide tebuconazole with trifloxystrobin (Provanto Fungus Fighter Plus, Toprose Fungus Control & Protect) has a recommendation for the control of leaf spots on ornamental plants. Additionally, the fungicides tebuconazole (Provanto Fungus Fighter Concentrate) and triticonazole (Fungus Clear Ultra) are labelled for the control of other diseases on ornamental plants, and could therefore be used legally on Veronica(at the owner’s risk) to try and control the leaf spotting.