ScottsGrubEx1 Season Long Grub Killer, Protects Lawns Up to 4 Months, 5,000 sq. ft., 14.35 lbs.

I've been killing moles with scissor traps for the last 18 months. Finally decided to give this a try, spread it in late February or early March, and the mole trails are GONE! Either this stuff bothered the moles, or it killed the grubs (mole food). I'll use it anually henceforth.The bag was enough to cover my 8000 ft², which is more than listed, so I only did a light, but effective application.Hoping this lasts all year, but as soon as I begin to see mole activity again, I'll use it.

Easy to spread and work with get rid of the grubs then maybe moles will be less likely to come to your yard.

This product works very good for getting rid of grubs.

As someone who is absolutely obsessed with lawn care I can tell you definitively that this is a must. It especially essential if you live here in Maine like I do. The only thing that I know of to kill an active grub infestation is dylox which is restricted up here and unavailable to buy so you need to be proactive with your grub control. I missed an application of Grub Ex two years ago and spent months working on the damage that grubs did to my lawn. Last year I applied Grub Ex as directed and am happy to report that I have zero grubs this year.Do yourself a favor and get some Grub Ex and have a healthier grub free lawn next spring.

Apply this every year, grubs like to chew up our lawn. This seems to work well.

We had tried all the expensive tricks to rid our property of moles. We finally evaluated and decide to eliminate some of their food source. One application last year and done. This spring had one reappear and have just applied to our lawn

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.

very good product, it worked for me, I recommend, it arrived on time.