IV Organic 3-in-1 Plant Guard – Sun & Pest Protection (1 Pint, Greige)

Multi-season plant protection you can trust

IV Organic 3-in-1 Plant Guard delivers protective coverage for roses, fruit and nut trees, ornamental trees, and shrubs against hot summer sunburn, winter sunscald, and common garden pests. The patented organic formula is designed as a healthier alternative to latex paints and tar-based coatings, offering versatile performance without harsh additives.

Made with seven natural oils, this guard provides a flexible barrier that can be tailored to your garden's needs. Depending on how you dilute it with water, it can be used as a thick tree paste, a brush-on coating for precise coverage, or a foliar spray to reach leaves and new growth. The greige variant is part of a color range that includes white, brown, green, grey, and greige for visibility or camouflage on different plant types.

Note: IV Organic White-Wash (blue label) is an oil-free option with garlic and cinnamon that focuses on surface protection and plant compatibility. For the 3-in-1 Plant Guard, color choices help integrate the product into your landscape aesthetic.

Key benefits

• Protects from summer sunburn and winter sunscald on a variety of plants
• Repels most insects and rodents, helping shield buds and fruit
• Organic patented formula, a healthier alternative to latex and tar-based products
• Available in White, Brown, Green, Grey, and Greige for customizable looks

How to use

• Adjust thickness by water added to the contents to create a paste, brush-on, or foliar spray
• Apply as a thick paste to trunks or as a brush-on coating on stems
• Use as a foliar spray to cover leaves and new growth

Real-world use and notes

Gardeners report a visible protective layer that can help minimize sun exposure on hot days and during cold snaps. The formula emphasizes natural oils to deliver coverage while maintaining a straightforward, low-maintenance routine. Color options help the product blend with garden aesthetics.

Shopping considerations

Choose Greige for a balanced, neutral finish, and consider other colors to match or distinguish different plant groups. Always test on a small area first and follow mixing guidelines to achieve the desired consistency.