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No, not to my knowledge. I prefer the Seven Liquid concentrate. It does not wash off when it rains. It puts a white film on plants but does no harm to the plant. There is a suggested waiting time on eating veggie after they have been sprayed. The dust is a mess to use.
Instead of sevin dust try Eight Garden Pesticide. It is pyrethrin based and Bonide Garden Dust Eight label. This Sevin dust alternative has the less is more technology which is an odorless, ready-to-use plant pest control product. This is a vegetable garden insecticide that kills and repels virtually any insect pest common to the home garden. This is also great for Japanese Beetles on roses and flowers. Colored green to blend in with the foliage. Contains: Permethrin 0.125%.
Sevin (carbaryl) is sold as a liquid and a dust altho the dust may be harder to find since it requires special equipment (duster) to apply. The dust may be sold in a small 'shaker' container which would not need a duster to apply. It's one of the 'safest' to handle insecticides for home-garden use; however...be aware it kills the good along with the bad bugs.
