How Do You Rid A Lawn Of Grubs?
Grubs live in the soil and kill grass. The damage of these grubs to a lawn is apparent by the browning grass and bare spots where weeds soon take over. If you dig a hole in the soil and see fat white worms, you need to know how to rid your lawn of grubs so that you can have a healthy lawn next year. Purchase a host-specific pesticide, such as Milky Spore, to spread on the lawn to kill the grubs. This particular pesticide will only kill the grubs and not harm worms, spiders, bees and household pets. Read the instructions on the pesticide for the correct amount per square foot of lawn. Pour enough product into a lawn spreader and adjust the product per foot on the dial of the lawn spreader. Walk the entire lawn and monitor the amount of pesticide. When you run out, stop and add more. Continue spreading out the product until you have covered the entire lawn. Wait one week and use the lawn spreader to overseed the lawn with grass seed. Use a sun or shade grass seed because it will have mor
