This is one of the few applications that I do where I wish I didn't have to do it.
Regrettably, Japanese beetles around here are numerous, rapacious, and incredibly damaging. A few years ago I had several thousand square feet of turf "float" in early September. Investigation underneath showed a sickening number of grubs (I couldn't count grubs per square foot as there were too many without removing them and putting them in a cup or something).
That was post Milky Spore and nematodes, so something went wrong.
That year I had to pull out the big guns. Post that, I've decided to use the smaller weapons and stick with GrubEx.
Application now will have ample time to work in (it rained tonight), and will last well through the Japanese beetle season, which is usually worst for the first two weeks of July.
I'll put Bag A Bug traps out the moment I see the first beetles as well. That will keep some from eating the cannas and reproducing in the lawn.
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Applied GrubEx
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