Scotts GrubEx1 Season Long Grub Killer, Protects Lawns Up to 4 Months, 10,000 sq. ft., 28.7 lbs

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.

Grub ex is a great product, works every time, great price too

I've had grub problems for years, and this is the first thing that's actually worked. I put it down early spring, followed the instructions, and haven’t seen a single patch of torn-up grass or critters digging since. Definitely helped keep the lawn looking healthy through the summer, and it’s nice not having to reapply constantly one and done for the season.The bag covers a lot more area than I expected and seems to be gentle on the enviroment, which is a bonus since we’ve got pets running around. If grubs are wrecking your yard, I’d absolutly recomend giving this stuff a try.I'm only giving it 4 stars as it is pricey. And it's not a year long thing. You have to apply every season. Super effective though. Functions easiy.

Having Amazon deliver is so convenient. This product is a lawn saver, there was no clumping in my spreader.

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

Works good I recommend Scott’s

Product is good based on my purchase last year. But this year 2 of the 3 packages were broken. Product spread outside of boxes and was wet. I had to use it because my lawn can not wait. Couldn't find a way to get compensation for the loss.

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.