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Tue, Sep 27, 11 at 18:45
| I'm sure our summer has been devistating to much of the grass in this area this summer. We returned to Houston after a 2 mo. absence. I have some large areas that have been attacked by grubs. I dug up a patch and found several. I treated the grass for them in June. (spectrocide product) Can I treat again this late in the season? They are active. |
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- Posted by don_licuala 10a (My Page) on Tue, Oct 4, 11 at 22:45
| Yes-treat again. In fact, if you can aerate, then water, aerate and treat for grubs. they'll destroy the lawn's root system. |
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| I knew I could not wait to long and went ahead and treated. Before treating, I raked with a leaf rake and mowed. We were blessed with an inch of rain the next day. I may have had chinch bugs also. Today I put winterizer fertilizer on and soaked it well. All I can do now is watch and wait. |
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