Ep. 221 Late Summer Pests in Your Yard and How to Control Them
Aug 15, 2026 · 37 min · 12 segments
Late Summer Pests in Your Yard and How to Control Them
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Aug 15, 2026 · 37 min · 12 segments
Late Summer Pests in Your Yard and How to Control Them
awesome now you know the i know you mentioned you know the specific tick goes from july to september but Just the reminder that those ticks will stay until really the ground freezes.
So it's a benefit to get the concentrate as well because you're going to have multiple applications.
Yes, definitely want to protect yourself and we'll get into it later in the season about the leaves and where the ticks can hide and so forth.
And again, just if you're buying the ready to spray, get the concentrate to fill because you're going to use it throughout the rest of the season.
It's not one of those things where You might just use it this month in September.
So that's where the concentrate comes in and makes the most sense cost effectively.
Absolutely.
We're midway through, so we're not far from when these could be happening, at least in the Northeast.
They've probably started happening in a few other areas when it comes to our enemies down there, the grubs.
That's right.
So like you said, in late August to early October, grubs are going to be around and we wanted to let everybody know to be aware.
We do have a product called Grub Gone.
It's going to help with the late season grubs and it's going to also help to reduce next year's population.
So Grubgon is a great product.
It's OMRI listed, it's pollinator safe, and it makes it an environmentally friendly choice.
And it does work really well to control all types of white grubs.
awesome now you know the i know you mentioned you know the specific tick goes from july to september but Just the reminder that those ticks will stay until really the ground freezes.
So it's a benefit to get the concentrate as well because you're going to have multiple applications.
Yes, definitely want to protect yourself and we'll get into it later in the season about the leaves and where the ticks can hide and so forth.
And again, just if you're buying the ready to spray, get the concentrate to fill because you're going to use it throughout the rest of the season.
It's not one of those things where You might just use it this month in September.
So that's where the concentrate comes in and makes the most sense cost effectively.
Absolutely.
We're midway through, so we're not far from when these could be happening, at least in the Northeast.
They've probably started happening in a few other areas when it comes to our enemies down there, the grubs.
That's right.
So like you said, in late August to early October, grubs are going to be around and we wanted to let everybody know to be aware.
We do have a product called Grub Gone.
It's going to help with the late season grubs and it's going to also help to reduce next year's population.
So Grubgon is a great product.
It's OMRI listed, it's pollinator safe, and it makes it an environmentally friendly choice.
And it does work really well to control all types of white grubs.
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