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for use at a home garden? are you sure you want to? its an organo-phosphate and a rather nasty substance to use at home.
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Permethrin is a synthetic pyrethroid, not an organo-phosphate. Many formulations of this pest killer are available. Read the labels to find one that is appropriate to a particular situation, and follow all label directions.
Don't know about the first two answers, but Permethrin is an ointment used to treat head lice, nits, and scabies. Available at any pharmacy. See the related link below.
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