Bonide Systemic Insect Spray RTS - Manual (Page 8)

Pest
Adelgids
Annual bluegrass Weevil
Aphids
Billbugs
Bluegrass Weevils
Chinch bug (suppression)
Cutworms (suppression)
Elm leaf beetle
European crane fly larvae
Lacebugs
Leafhoppers
Leafminers
Mealybugs
Mole crickets
Sawfly larvae
Sod webworm
Thrips
Whiteflies
White Grubs (including larvae of
Asiatic Garden Beetle, Black
Turfgrass Ataenuis, Chafers,
Japanese Beetle, May or June
Beetle, and Oriental Beetle)
Indication of Damage to Lawns
European crane fly larvae often cause
damage by feeding on grass roots and
disrupting the soil surface.
Mole crickets often cause extensive damage
by tunneling through lawns. Some species also
feed on roots. Tunneling uproots the grass so
it easily dries out. Lawns turn yellow, become
thin, weedy and can eventually die.
White grubs cause extensive damage to
lawns by feeding on grass roots. Grass turns
yellow, then brown and dies. Grubs chew off
roots so that the grass is easily pulled up in
pieces in your hands. You can roll it back like a
carpet to reveal the grubs. If patches of dead
grass appeared in your lawn late last summer,
check for grubs.
Pests Controlled
Cool season or Northern lawns Warm Season or Southern lawns
Zoysiagrass
Buffalograss
Bahiagrass
LAWNS Cont.