You want to wait at least 4-6 weeks after apply Bonide Grub Beater to apply a weed killer or fertilizer. This way you do not disrupt the product from working in the thatch layer and killing grubs.
Bonide Annual Grub Beater is for lawns only and cannot be used in a vegetable garden. ImidaPro 4SC is an option around edibles.
The main difference is the manufacturer. Bonide and packages products in consumer size while the Backed by Bayer brand usually is packaged in larger packages for professionals that need large amounts.
Bonide Annual Grub Beater can be used around flowers. Applying before egg hatch is key. For most white grubs this means applying pesticides while newly hatched grubs are feeding – in mid- to late summer and early fall. The label only states applications cannot exceed a total of 80 lb (0.4 lb o…
Read Full Answer »Bonide Annual Grub Beater is not labeled to be used around edibles. Since the active ingredient can stay in the soil for 5-7 years you would need to wait that long to plant in the soil treated with the Grub Beater or replace it completely. ImidaPro 4SC contains the same active ingredient is for us…
Read Full Answer »We apologize the product label does not list that type of spreader. For the accurate calibration please contact Bonide at 315-736-8231.
Bonide Annual Grub Beater is not harmful when used as directed on the product label. Animals should be kept out of the area during application and until dry.
We do not know of any locations local to you that would sell the Bonide Grub Beater. You would normally need to find an online retailer such as ourselves to purchase the product. We do not currently ship to Canada however we can send the product to NY and our shipping is FREE on all orders.
As long as you keep pets and children out of the area while you treat and until the Bonide Annual Grub Beater treated area has been watered in and had time to completely dry, it is safe for pets and people to return and resume normal activity. Typically after 4-6 hours after watering in.
Bonide Annual Grub Beater is not restricted to NY. We can ship it there. The restrictions are not based on each active ingredient, but on each individual product.
Bonide Annual Grub Beater is labeled for both grubs and mole crickets. When treating for both grubs and mole crickets timing of your application is most critical. Controlling mole crickets soon after they hatch will offer faster knockdown of the current population and will help to avoid extensiv…
Read Full Answer »Bonide Annual Grub Beater does not have application restrictions regarding properties with a well. In general, we recommend that you do not apply pesticides within 10 feet of a well or cistern for extra precaution. The product label specifies:Â "This chemical demonstrates the properties and charact…
Read Full Answer »There is not a specific temperature range recommendation during Spring/Summer for applications of Bonide Annual Grub Beater however the active ingredient Imidacloprid should be applied prior to grub egg hatch for best results which is typically mid June to mid July so it can be in the soil before…
Read Full Answer »Bonide Annual Grub Beater is labeled only for use on lawns, and has no mention of applications to plants therefore we cannot advise on application. You may wish to contact Bonide directly for clarification and for product support by either calling (315) 736-8231, or by visiting their website'…
Read Full Answer »Unfortunately we do not have the spreader settings for that specific combo and the manufacturer does not list that spreader on their bag for Bonide Annual Grub Beater. Due to the thousands of granules on the market and just as many different types of spreaders, you will want to calibrate your spread…
Read Full Answer »Bonide Annual Grub Beater would be safe on established grass when used as directed.Â
Bonide Annual Grub Beater would be an option available to you.