Scotts GrubEx1 Season Long Grub Killer Protects Lawns Up to 4 Months, 5,000 sq. ft., 14.35 lbs. (2-Pack)

The problem with reviewing products such as lawn care is it actually takes considerable time to really judge the outcome . However that being said there has been enough time in the season now to make a observation that insect damage has been reduced . I like Scott products my used them now I use them . However good value for money is tough because on one hand I have yet to find another product as good as Scotts but the company is greedy and really is to expensive ./ If you have a Scotts spreader just set according to bag instructions and good to go . The Scotts system is easy to apply and effective application for the issue at hand my shipment came in good condition with no leakage or product damage

Used this product in our front yard. We had multiple holes and ultimately realized they were from birds eating grubs. This totally solved the issue. We have no more problems in the front yard. We still let the birds eat in the backyard.

Works as expected and is much cheaper than buying Acelepryn (GrubX active ingredient). Keeps the grubs away which in turn promotes a healthy lawn and keeps moles out of the yard. Wish they made a 15000 sqft bag thought instead of having to buy 3, 5000 bags. They used to make a 15k bag but the price is always cheaper to buy 3 of the smaller.

For the past 10 years I’ve always sprayed Sevin to kill the Japanese beetles as they appeared each year.Due to possibly inhaling the spray or killing the forever essential honey bees 🐝 ,I had to make an obvious change.Well this year I decided to put this product on my grass and all I can say is WOW !!!!I have yet to see any Japanese beetle damage on my Crape Myrtle’s, rose bushes or grub damage to the lawn.I’m sold on this product and will use it yearly due to its now proven effectiveness.

Started to use both grubex and diseaseex this season now that I can properly care for my lawn as I was restricted the last 2 years due to physical injuries. So far this year had been the best my yard had looked in years, this and diseaseex both have helped complement my fertilizer rotation. I know I won't see the full impact of the grubex until next season, but it does seem to have helped limit insects thus far. Considering you only have to apply once per season pricing isn't bad, I'll get about 3 applications from the 15lb bag. Easy to apply , used my Scotts rotary spreader at the rate listed in directions, no issues with that, watered it in good. Fortunately it didn't harm any of the grass which is one thing Im always worried about with insect control.Overall I would definitely recommend this, BUT read the directions and info - this is not a product that will kill on contact or to use for spot treatments, this is what I would call preventative maintenance in that it kills the grubs as they develop and before they can harm the grass. Don't expect this to wipe out a yard actively infested with insects, you'll need something stronger for that. Best way to treat an infestation: prevent it with something like this

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Controls grubs well!

Keep in mind that season long means that it lasts for about 3 months and then is ineffective. If you put down in April, you need again in July and September.

Worked as it stated; no moles this year