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Weekly Video Tip: Fighting Lawn Grubs that Become Beetles

Posted by: Posted date: August 19, 2011 In: General | comment : 1

A few weeks ago we blogged about a new product, Azasol, available for the fight against lawn grubs and other insects: http://www.safelawns.org/blog/index.php/2011/06/fight-japanese-beetles-and-lawn-grubs-with-new-neem-formulation/. In this week’s video tip for NBC, we demonstrate how to use the product: http://www.wcsh6.com/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=168995.

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An international leader of the green movement, Mr. Tukey is a journalist, author, filmmaker, TV host, activist and award-winning public speaker, who is widely recognized as North America's leading advocate for landscape sustainability and toxic pesticide reduction strategies.

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  • Todd A.

    After noticing some unusual brown spots on my lawn earlier this summer, I pulled up a piece of turf and noticed numerous white grubs. I purchased some Azasol from treestuff.com based on your recommendation.

    I applied it last Saturday and waited until Tuesday to water the lawn again. I am pleased to report that the brown spots on my lawn are disappearing and my lawn is bouncing back nicely. The product seems to have done wonders. I plan to do another Azasol treatment this weekend to kill off any remaining larvae, per the product’s instructions to re-apply after 5-7 days.

    I also sprayed a couple of Sycamore trees that appeared to be affected by powdery mildew. The trees have not completely bounced back yet, but they do appear to be doing much better.

    Early results indicate that this is an organic products that really works! Thank you for your work to educate people on organic lawn care.

    Regards,

    Todd A.
    Pleasant Grove, Utah.

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