GRUBS IN LAWN - Knowledgebase Question

GRAND BLANC, MI
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Question by DAVIDMDARBY
September 11, 2007
WHAT CAN I USE IN SEPT., THAT WILL GET RID OF THEM


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Answer from NGA
September 11, 2007
Lawns showing damage from grubs may be treated with an insecticide. Insecticides available for homeowners include diazinon (25% EC [liquid] or 5% granular); trichlorfon (Dylox) (6.2% granular); bendiocarb (Intercept), halofenozide (GrubBGon, GrubEx), or imidacloprid (Merit, formerly GrubEx) for control of white grubs. Heterorhabditis bacteriophora nematode is an example of an alternative product for white grub control that is available. For all products, read and follow all label directions, then apply to damaged areas. Water the insecticide into the soil immediately. If treating a large area, stop after a portion has been treated and water the material in, then complete the rest of the lawn area needing treatment.

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