When to apply grub control?
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When should I apply anti-grub stuff?
Comments (2)Your questions of timing and product is in the link below Here is a link that might be useful: Home Lawn Grub Control Products...See MoreBayer Tree and Shrub Insect Control- When to Apply?
Comments (10)Well, according to the website you can apply it anytime of the year as long as the ground is not frozen or waterlogged but they state fall is the best time for control of aphids. The only fruit/nut trees they have listed as safe to use on are: Apple, Crabapple, Loquat, Mayhew, Oriental Pear, Pear, Pecan and Quince. I don't get how it is safe on those since it moves into every portion of the plant even new growth. So the fruit MUST take up some of the poison? Not sure I'd want it in anything wildlife or myself would ingest. Would not the flowers and nectar also take it up making it toxic to bees? Click on the FAQ tab on the link below: Here is a link that might be useful: Bayer Advanced Tree & Shrub Insect Control Concentrate...See Morebeneficial nematodes for lawn grubs - when apply?
Comments (2)Earthworms are the most favorite food of moles, although they will eat almost any insect including grubs. Nematodes need to be put into your soil when it is warm and moist, like mid June around here and that is really too late for them to be effective for this years crop of grubs. You could put Nematodes into your soil in mid September so the could get to next years crop of grubs. Keeping in mind that gardeners have been trying to eliminate moles since at least the 16th century and the moles are still around there may be little, to nothing, we can do about them except coexist. The only people that are having any real success with mole control are those that sell you products to control them, that really do not work....See MoreQestions about garden grubs, applying nematodes, milky spore etc
Comments (2)Most beneficial nematode packages contain more than one species. As a matter of fact, both species you mention are extremely similar and are likely to be packaged together along with a few others. Be sure to read and understand with certainty what you are purchasing and that it is intended for grubs. The directions should clearly tell you how many to use in a given amount of space. The label will also tell you that the soil must be warmish (68F is ideal) before you apply these nematodes and that sunlight can kill them. Your soil should be moist in advance, and free from mulch or other debris. You want to apply the nemas directly to the soil surface. Be sure to order your nematodes,fresh, from a reputable source, one that provides plenty of educational information on how to store the nematodes once you receive them, how to apply them, when to apply, how often, etc. Have you found a good place to purchase them, yet? Let us know what you find out....See MoreRelated Professionals
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