Jonathan Green Summer Survival Insect And Grub Control Lawn Fertilizer For All Grasses 5000 Sq Ft

Jonathan Green’s Summer Survival Insect Control with Lawn Fertilizer is used to eliminate surface feeding insects from lawns. Summer Survival can be used on the lawn and in landscape beds to kill and control over 15 surface feeding insects including but not limited to: chinch bugs, billbugs, ticks, fleas, armyworms, ants, sod webworms and centipedes. This fertilizer also reduces insect entry into the home when it is applied within a 6 – 10 foot radius of the structure. The fertilizer in this product contains controlled release nitrogen which keeps grass greener longer and will never burn the lawn when used as directed. Please note that Summer Survival Insect Control does not kill grubs. Instead, use Jonathan Green Grub & Insect Control when grubs become a problem. Check that the spreader opening at the bottom of the hopper is closed. To select the proper spreader setting see the Spreader Settings section in the accordion below. Push the lever forward only when ready to spread. Apply fertilizer around the perimeter of the lawn to establish a turning area. Then run the spreader back and forth within the area outlined by your first perimeter application. Always allow an overlap to avoid gaps in coverage. There are restrictions concerning the use of Summer Survival Insect Control near bodies of water. Do not apply this product within 25 feet of lakes, reservoirs, rivers, permanent streams, marshes or natural ponds, natural estuaries and commercial fish ponds.

Insect control should be applied when insects first appear

Low nitrogen formula, specially designed for summer months

Spread this product a day or two after mowing and when the lawn is dry

Best time to apply is spring, summer or early fall depending on the region

Apply the same day as seeding or sodding

Deters insects from entering the home

Gently feeds the lawn for two months without burning

Kills over 15+ insects that damage grass leaves like chinch bugs, billbugs, ticks, fleas and more