Nix Ticks Tick Spray for Yards

Cedar oil tick control, minus the harsh stuff

Nix Ticks is a cedar oil tick spray for yards that kills ticks, fleas, and mosquitoes on contact. The 17% cedarwood oil formula repels pests for up to 4 weeks along lawn edges, mulch beds, trees, shrubs, and shaded garden areas. Hook the hose-end sprayer to your hose and go. No mixing, no harsh chemicals. Add

Mosquito Deleto

for dedicated mosquito coverage.

What makes Nix Ticks Tick Spray for Yards different

Kills ticks, fleas, and mosquitoes on contact

Concentrated 17% cedarwood oil formula

Hose-end sprayer, no mixing or measuring

Repels pests for up to 4 weeks per spray

Pairs with Mosquito Deleto for full coverage

Cedar scent, not a chemical smell

Ingredients

Cedarwood oil (17%), a concentrated plant-based essential oil with insecticidal and repellent properties that targets ticks, fleas, and mosquitoes on contact.

How to use

Apply when ticks, fleas, and mosquitoes are active, typically spring through fall when temperatures are above 40 degrees F. In warmer climates, apply year-round.

Shake the bottle well. Attach the hose-end sprayer to your garden hose, turn on the water, and flip the selector to "ON."

Spray lawn edges, trees, shrubs, mulch beds, and garden areas in a steady, sweeping motion. Get foliage and surfaces just wet, not soaked.

Apply twice within 7 days to get ahead of pests. After that, reapply every 4 weeks or after heavy rainfall to keep protection going.

How often should I apply Nix Ticks?

Nix Ticks works best with two applications within the first 7 days, then one application every 4 weeks after that.

Reapply after heavy rainfall to keep protection consistent. One 32 oz bottle covers up to 5,000 sq ft per application.

Is Nix Ticks safe for my dogs and cats?

Nix Ticks is approved for use around kids and pets when used as directed. The cedarwood oil formula is classified as a 25(b) minimum risk pesticide.

Let treated areas dry completely before allowing pets or family back on the yard.

Do I need a garden hose to apply Nix Ticks?

Nix Ticks comes with a built-in hose-end sprayer that connects directly to a standard garden hose. A hose connection is required for application.

No mixing or diluting needed. Turn on the water, flip the sprayer to "ON," and spray in a steady sweeping motion.

Does Nix Ticks work on fleas too?

Nix Ticks kills fleas on contact, just like it does ticks and mosquitoes. The 17% cedarwood oil formula targets all three pests in a single yard application.

Apply to lawn edges, mulch beds, and shaded areas where fleas tend to gather.

Can I spray Nix Ticks near my pollinator garden?

Nix Ticks should not be sprayed directly on beneficial insects like bees or butterflies. Do not apply when pollinators are active in the area.

Keep the spray away from flowering plants and treat surrounding yard areas instead.

How is Nix Ticks different from Mosquito Deleto?

Nix Ticks targets ticks, fleas, and mosquitoes using 17% cedarwood oil. Mosquito Deleto focuses specifically on mosquito control and repellent for yards.

Many customers use both together. Apply one product, wait 24 hours, then apply the other for full yard pest coverage.