Scotts GrubEx1 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.

Works well!

Still have some grubs. Gets some of them but have to do another application

The lawn upon which this product was applied had become infested with moles and the ornamental plants in and around lawn have been, for a few years, infested with Beetles el Nippon.For several years a product, it turns out to have been a less functional product, available at the local big-box had been used with no success. Although, that product was labeled as a grubicide.This product was applied late summer of 2023 and again in the early summer of 2024. It has, apparently been doing precisely what it claims to do...get those grubs.The lawn has held up better through the heat of the summer; the moles are gone, and there were areas in the lawn upon which it felt as if one were walking on a mattress, and the attendant ornamentals have fared much better because of the reduced Japanese Beetle populationIn short, this stuff worked very well for this user and this user intends to apply it on an annual basis in the future.

This is the best value I could find for grub killer. I don't know how well it works I can't actively see grubs in my yard, but that's a positive right?

Price is right

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.

Product works well does what it's supposed to do.