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Find BT for Grubs | (Read 866 times) |
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Mary
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May 10, 2006, 08:40:58 AM |
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Hi Paul:
First of all, I love the information that you provide on your website. I have
spent quite a lot of time reading and rereading it. Thank you for the all
natural solutions you provide. Now for my question. I have been
desperately trying to find BT locally and not having much luck. The one I have found is Bacillus Thuringiensis Thuricide: Concentrate 8 oz
and I'm not sure if this is the right product because it never lists grubs on it. Can you please help me out here? I need an exact name or the name of
a place that I can buy it, even if I have to have it shipped. I have a serious grub problem at my new home and would love to take care of it naturally
given the fact I have a dog and a child.
Again, thanks so much.
Mary
Colchester, Vermont
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grassygirl
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May 13, 2006, 06:58:12 AM |
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Hi Mary,
I too have been dealing with grubs and refuse to dump chemicals onto the lawn where my children play. I am about to spray nematodes which will kill the grubs and I am also using milky spore for future prevention. If you have a serious grub problem milky spore won't help immediately, if you research it you'll get a better idea . But apparantly nematodes should get it all under control within a few weeks by killing larvae and such. I hope so!! I will let ya know! I bought my nematodes and milky spore from dirtworks.net good stuff and informative too.
This website is awesome and I am embarking on quite a lawn project with much confidence thanks to Paul's helpful replies and advice. Good Luck!
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