Scotts Turf Builder SummerGuard Lawn Food with Insect Control can be applied at the same time as a fungicide
There is no time restriction for reseeding a lawn after applying Scotts Turf Builder SummerGuard Lawn Food with Insect Control. You can seed at the same time.
To avoid potential turf injury, Scotts Turf Builder SummerGuard Lawn Food with Insect Control should be applied when temperatures are below 85 degrees. Temperature restrictions only apply to the time of application and not during the course of the day.
Scotts Turf Builder SummerGuard Lawn Food with Insect Control can be applied at the same time as seeding.
Per the manufacter, spreader settings when using Scotts Turf Builder SummerGuard Lawn Food with Insect Control should be as follows:
Scotts Turf Builder SummerGuard Lawn Food with Insect Control would be applied when insect activity begins or damage is first observed. You can mow before applying to help contact insects better.
Scotts Turf Builder SummerGuard Lawn Food with Insect Control is not labeled to control grubs. Merit Granules are a good option for them. We also have great guides here that can help.
According to the manufacturer, Scotts Turf Builder SummerGuard Lawn Food with Insect Control will not be harmful to bees.
Since the Scotts Turf Builder SummerGuard Lawn Food with Insect Control is not labeled to be used around anything edible, we would recommend keeping applications outside of the dripline of the fruit trees. We would recommend checking directly with Scotts for advice if already applied. You can reach them at they can be reached at 800-543-TURF (8873)
Scotts Turf Builder SummerGuard Lawn Food with Insect Control is not labeled to control slugs. Monterey Sluggo Plus would be a better product to use.
Scotts Turf Builder SummerGuard Lawn Food with Insect Control is not labeled for Springtails. We would recommend using a insecticide concentrate like Bifen IT in addition to locating the breeding ground and nest area.
Learn more in our How to Get Rid of Springtail Guide and Springtime and Springtails Article for more information.