Kill Bugs and Grubs in the Lawn and Around the House

Doc kills bugs and grubs in the lawn and around the house using the double kill product.  This product is applied to the lawn generally twice a year or whenever a pest problem occurs.  It will kill bug at the surface level then when watered in will kill beetles and grubs below the surface.

[TheeRustyCage]

Nothing better than getting verbal approval from those passing by to justify the hard work!

[snotbubbles]

I used to think I needed trees in my yard to keep the grass green, It hasn't rained here in South Texas in almost three months and thanks to just following your calendar suggestions my yard looks like the Northern Pacific forest of Washington State. I get people walking by in the evenings like like those folks commenting on how nice the yard looks. It really is rewarding to have a great lawn. And it doesn't take much money to get started and maintain it.

[ggpack]

That yard is looking great and I just put down my 4th application of dirt booster and two days later what a response with this product, you have a winner there.

[kenschuler]

Thank you for educating me, and turning me on to Anderson fertilizer products. I've lived in this place (Oklahoma) for 5 years and the yard has never looked better.

[ginaalwaysavip]

Your lawn is so beautiful! I bought a new home in NC last August and I'm new to the south so I appreciate all that you teach us. Red ants OMG!

[gratiadDeo]

Following your tips, and my lawn never looked soo green and plush. Thanks Doc!

[TheWalkerjrc]

And the double kill smell good too. A molasses aroma. Drowns out the fertilizer smell. But it does work.

[ninawade]

You timed the double kill just right for the rain. I am ordering my double kill today! Thanks

[samlewis]

Me and my kids saw you at the beach fishing this morning Doc. Love your video's and I'm learning a lot from them. Thanks!

[citizendan]

Happy Sunday doc! What’s best for dog pee pee burn grass spots? Excavate and seed or trim low and seed? Or something different all together doc? ( tall fescue grown outside of DC)

[scottlong]

Working on my in-laws lawn. Statham, GA. It was newly installed back in December. It is pure red clay. I just put down Dirt Booster Plus.

[jbaruman]

That was enjoyable (great music selection) as well as informative.

[davidmparks]

Doc - love the videos. Your advice has helped my lawn tremendously. One question - and sorry if you may have answered it before. Will there ever be a St. Augustine lawn care guide? In absence of that, I've been following the Bermuda lawn care guide for my St. Augustine. Results are good so far but curious if you would advise that or not?

[mdozier]

Thanks for the tip, I just bought a 40 Lbs. bag.

[polocash]

I wanted to plant seed this year but, before I could do it, the temps are in the 100's. No rain. San Antonio TX. I have a lot of shade in front yard. I lost my Bermuda with shade and the freeze last year. Contemplating thinning out live oak, but what was about a 6" diameter is now un-huggable.

Would like to grow bermuda again, but probably too much shade. Zoysia is 2nd and tall fescue 3rd. Most have St Augustine. Will aerate when planting seed.

Looks like I need to treat yard for weeds and soil until cooler, late Sept.

[adamcarter]

Hey Doc what do you think about the Irrigreen irrigation system

[mauricelinton]

I mean now that you put it out there your gonna have to do a equipment review on your fishing set up! I need that! 😆

[obshark]

Hey doc. Thanks for your info I’ve been following you for some time now. But I live in California and I’m unable to buy more PGF complete or the double kill. Is there something just as good or similar that I can buy here in California? Thanks again

[redbirdsjunkie]

Nice video. What about spiders? Any spray products you recommend to apply around your foundation and/or on a house? Thanks in advance!

[DelaTX]

Hi Doc! I actually spread some duo kill in April. My husband and I installed a sprinkler system and came across a few grub worms. I’m seeing a few Beatles and my backyard is developing some small dead patches similar to what you showed in your video. Is it safe to throw down a light coat of duo kill again? Or perhaps spray some Sevin? I’m in San Antonio and we’re expecting triple digits this week. The rest of the lawn looks great. Thanks for any input and your lawn is looking beautiful!