Do you have Lowes?

Walmart has it too if I remember right.

Hi Tuffametuffayou-
I was never able to find it locally at the big box stores. I had to order it online. With my trees only being at green-tip at the moment, I figure it's about 3 weeks until petal fall where we'd need it. My point is, you probably have enough time to buy it online if you can't find it locally. -Glenn

Their website has a "where to buy" page, http://www.spectracide.com/Customer-Help/Where-To-Buy.aspx

You'll still have to do some calling to see if they specifically have Immunox though.

It is available at any Lowes. Go to their web site and place an internet order for store pick up. They will fill the order in 30 mins or give you a gift card.

I have used immunox before with limited results. I find daconil to work much better. Either one can be bought at any wal-mart or Lowes/Home Depot.

blaze, you have to qualify your advice more clearly for it to have any useful application. works better for what? there is no product on the market that is better at controlling apple scab and cedar apple rust than myclobutanil, as long as you aren't near a commercial production area where resistance has developed.

brown rot on stone fruit is another story and the active ingredient in daconil is better for that.

Very true. Immunox is pretty useless for strawberry grey mold. Good old Captan works.

"I have used immunox before with limited results. I find daconil to work much better."

Danconil (chlorothalinil) has very limited uses. Even for brown rot it can only be used against blossom rot. It's not labeled for use after shuck-split. I don't believe it's labeled for pomes at all.

It is very good for peach-leaf curl which is what I use it for.

I believe that there are formulations of chlorothalinil that allow its use as a brown rot fungicide packaged for the homeowner, but I could be wrong.

Yes I was actually thinking of diseases associated with my peach tree and serious rust problems with my lawn. Immunox isnt bad I still use it but I prefer daconil.

What does the original poster want it for?