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Specifications at a Glance:
- Contains two species of beneficial nematodes: Steinernema carpocapsae and Heterorhabditis bacteriophora
- Sponge is 2-1/2" x 6"
- 1 million size will treat 2,000 square feet
- 6 million will treat 12,000 square feet
- Also controls Colorado potato beetle grubs, cutworms, root weevils, flea larvae and other soil-dwelling insects
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Grub Guard
Grub Guard Controls Your Garden's Worst Enemy
Japanese beetles are just about the worst pest your garden can have. As adults, they ravage your flowers and vegetables. As young grubs they devour your lawn's root system, and they attract skunks and moles. Grub Guard beneficial nematodes are naturally occurring microorganisms that live in the soil, feeding on Japanese beetle grubs. Unlike chemical controls, they won't harm earthworms or most beneficial insects, and they are safe around pets.
- Most garden damage is caused by just a few scoundrels: Check out our 10 Least-Wanted Pests
- Attacks grubs within 48 hours, keeps working all summer long
- Can be used on lawns, gardens, orchards
- Easy to use; just mix with water and spray on moist soil using our Hose-End Sprayer (shown at left; sold separately)
- Shipped by growing zone, beginning in late February
- Faster shipping is not available for this item
- Sorry, no shipments to AK, HI, PR or VI
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REVIEW SNAPSHOT®
by PowerReviewsPros
- Eco-friendly (32)
- Easy to apply (29)
- Safe (25)
- Organic (23)
- Effective (22)
Cons
- Inefficient (5)
Best Uses
- Bugs & insects (26)
- Lawn care (13)
- Garden (10)
- Reviewer Profile:
- Avid gardener (26), Getting started (9)
Reviewed by 36 customers
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- Easy to Apply
- Eco-Friendly
- Organic
- Safe
Cons
- Inefficient
Best Uses
- Lawn Care
Comments about Grub Guard:
Unfortunately I found that the Grub Guard isn't always effective. It doesn't work on different stages of wireworm grub growth. However, I will apply again in early spring. It has worked miracles in the past I've used it for 6+ years with excellent results.
Pros
- Easy to Apply
- Eco-Friendly
- Effective
- Long Lasting
- Organic
- Safe
Cons
Best Uses
- Lawn Care
Comments about Grub Guard:
I have been using Grub Guard on my lawn for a number of years. I wish I had put it down in the Spring of this year because I needed it then. I thought I was grub-free, but by September I knew they were back. I applied it a few weeks ago but will remember to repeat again next spring. I get these tiny wire worms and when I had my first infestation years ago it was so bad I could blow the lawn up like a toupee on someone's head. The grass just pulled right out. Grub guard actually saved that lawn. It's a great product and I recommend it without hesitation.
Pros
- Easy to Apply
- Eco-Friendly
- Organic
- Safe
Cons
Best Uses
- Bugs & Insects
- Gardens
- Lawn Care
Comments about Grub Guard:
I bought this product to try and control fleas in the yard since we have a new puppy. It is hard to determine if it is working since things are small but I do believe it worked since our dog seems better with the scratching.
Pros
- Easy to Apply
- Eco-Friendly
- Effective
- Long Lasting
- Organic
- Safe
Cons
Best Uses
- Bugs & Insects
Comments about Grub Guard:
can be applied by watering can if need be, just need to do some math
Pros
- Easy to Apply
- Eco-Friendly
- Effective
- Long Lasting
- Organic
Cons
Best Uses
- Bugs & Insects
Comments about Grub Guard:
I had a zucchini plant that the grubs had eaten all but the stalk. After I appled, it's actually got some leaf growth. Too bad I didn't spread over the whole garden. Slugs on my tomatoes, but I didn't spread the product there. I'll know better next time!
Pros
- Easy to Apply
- Eco-Friendly
- Organic
- Safe
Cons
Best Uses
- Bugs & Insects
- Lawn Care
Comments about Grub Guard:
Not sure if i got this in the ground on time but we do notice a reduced number of Japanese beetles on our trees and shrubs. Very easy to use in a hand held sprayer.
Pros
- Eco-Friendly
Cons
- Inefficient
- Messy
Best Uses
- Bugs & Insects
- Gardens
Comments about Grub Guard:
There are several problems with this product. 1) It doesn't tell you whether or not you can put the whole styrofoam container in the fridge or if it should only be the sponge in the bag. 2) I had no idea how long it takes for a gallon of water to reach room temperature. Also, a gallon of concentrate was really too much for my needs. 3) it says to put a small amount of concentrate in a watering can or whatever your method of spraying is. [...]
Pros
- Easy to Apply
- Eco-Friendly
- Effective
- Long Lasting
- Organic
- Safe
Cons
Best Uses
- Bugs & Insects
- Gardens
Comments about Grub Guard:
I HAD A REAL GRUB PROBLEM . I APPLIED GRUB GAURD TO MY GARDEN. A FEW WEEKS LATER,NOW THERES KNOW SING OF OF GRUBS.
Pros
- Easy to Apply
- Eco-Friendly
- Effective
- Long Lasting
- Organic
Cons
Best Uses
- Lawn Care
Comments about Grub Guard:
application was simple. I had two areas on my lawn that were struggling to fill in and had been this way for 5 years. I am noticing a difference after the 5th week post application.
Pros
- Easy to Apply
- Eco-Friendly
- Effective
- Long Lasting
- Organic
- Safe
Cons
- None
Best Uses
- Bugs & Insects
Comments about Grub Guard:
Easy to use, works!!!
