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Powerful, pet-safe grub control
grubGONE! is an effective biological grub treatment for lawns, landscaping, garden beds, and plant containers.
This OMRI-listed granular bait eliminates grubs before they damage your lawn and garden. Made with naturally occurring Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) and in an easy-to-apply formula, it disrupts the larval life cycle of destructive grub pests like Japanese beetles and chafer beetles. Simply spread it, water lightly, and enjoy a thriving, grub-free yard this season.
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PRODUCT FEATURES:
- Biological grub control treatment
- Targets grubs of Japanese beetles, chafer beetles, June bugs, and more
- Derived from biological bacterium
- Ideal for lawns, landscaping, garden beds, and plant containers
- Safe for use around pets, people, and wildlife
- OMRI-listed for organic gardening
- (2) 10 lb bags cover up to 10,000 sq. ft.
INGREDIENTS:
Bacillus thuringiensis: A bacterium that disrupts grub feeding, effectively controlling larvae in your lawn and landscape.
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Questions & answers
8 questions
Question: Does it kill existing grubs from last year
Sunday
Hi Cindy, Great question, especially after a grub-heavy year. You’ll want to avoid applying grub control at the exact same time as seeding since it can interfere with new grass getting established, so it’s better to treat first, then seed a bit later once things settle. You’ve got a solid plan though, and getting ahead of it this season should make a big difference.
Question: Can I use with need grass seed, at same time. I was infested last year
Sunday
Great question, especially after a grub-heavy year. You’ll want to avoid applying grub control at the exact same time as seeding since it can interfere with new grass getting established, so it’s better to treat first, then seed a bit later once things settle. You’ve got a solid plan though, and getting ahead of it this season should make a big difference
Question: does this product harm honey bees that forage in the area where grubGONE has been applied?
Sunday
GrubGONE is a biological control that targets grubs in the soil, not foraging insects like honey bees. Since it’s applied to the lawn and works below the surface, it doesn’t pose a direct risk to bees that are visiting flowers above ground. That said, a good best practice is to apply when bees are less active, like early morning or evening, and avoid spraying directly on blooming weeds or flowers. That way you’re keeping things extra bee friendly while still taking care of your lawn. If you want to take a closer look or grab it, here’s the product page: https://www.getsunday.com/shop/lawn-care/grubgone-biological-insect-control And as always, we’re here to help you balance a healthy lawn with a pollinator friendly space every step of the way
Question: Will you be ordering more of this grubs stuff
Jeff McConathy
Yes, we plan to be back in stock by the end of March!
Question: Is this safe for use around vegetables and berry gardens with perremial rooted plants?
Louisa D.
Always follow the exact label recommendations for pesticides for safe and effective use. This product is designed for use on ornamental plants, such as turfgrass and other non-edible ornamental landscape plants. Since it is not labeled for edible plants, we do not recommend its use on them.