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Scotts Grubex - User Rating: 5 stars. Review Summary: I beat the $110.00 cost of a professional application, still but it still can be expensive but necessary, it really does work, don't wait. Pros: Eliminates grubs that can completely devastate your lawn, patch by patch... ... michiman1's Full Review: Scotts Grubex...
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Epinions has the best comparison shopping information on Epinions.com - Comments on 'Scott's GrubEx - Don’t Apply(Shoot) Til You See The White’s Of Their Bodies(Eyes)'. ... Scott's GrubEx - Don’t Apply(Shoot) Til You See The White’s Of Their Bodies(Eyes) by michiman1 | Oct 05 '02; Pros: Eliminates grubs that...
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if you find more than 1 or 2, then apply a grubicide (such as GrubEx by Scott's). Reseeding of brown spots may be needed. To establish the seeds you do need to water frequently and shallowly such as 10 minutes every day or every 2nd day.
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Believe it or not I've recently read that Peonies attract a beneficial insect, Spring Tiphia Wasps, that feed on the nectar from peonies. After mating the female lays her eggs in the JP grubs. ... It is Scott's GrubEx containing Mach2. Check the label, because older packages of GrubEx contain Merit (imidacloprid).
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Merit (professional use) and Bayer Advanced and GrubEx (homeowner use) are effective as preventive application targeting newly hatched grubs. Timing is the same as for Arena (see above). Relatively ineffective as curative treatment against large grubs.
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As an authorized dealer for Scott's fertilizers there is no reason not to have the greenest, lushest lawn in your neighborhood! ... Scott's™ GrubEX® kills grubs before they can damage your lawn. One application protects from grubs all season long and the formula remains active even through heavy spring rains.
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by W.S. Cranshaw and R. Zimmerman 1 (1/09) ... Billbugs and white grubs are insects that damage turf grasses by feeding on the roots. ... Merit, Advanced Garden Season Long, Grub Control, Scott’s GrubEx, etc.
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Scott's GrubEx and Ortho Grub-B-Gone also use halofenozide. Neem Oil works in a similar manner. The difference is, while it does mimic hormones and disrupt molting, it's natural and it makes otherwise delicious plant roots taste bad to the grub.
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Information on garden plants, insects, plant disease. ... You can treat them with one of several insecticides labeled for grubs: Imidacloprid (e.g. Scott's® GrubEx® Season-Long Control), Halofenazide (e.g. Hi-Yield Kill-A-Grub and Spectracide® Grub StopTM Once and DoneTM), and Dylox (trichlorfon) (e.g. Hi-Yield 6.2 Granular).
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Look for products containing the active ingredient imidacloprid (e.g. Merit®, Bayer Advanced™ Season-Long Grub Control, Scott's GrubEx), halofenozide (e.g. Mach 2®), clothianidin (Arena®), thiamethoxam (Meridian®), or chlorantraniliprole (Acelepryn ). Those ingredients have sufficient soil persistence to apply...
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