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What do they attack?
"Guardian / Lawn Patrol Nematodes" actively searches for
insects, insect pupa and insect larvae in places that are
constantly moist. "Guardian / Lawn Patrol Nematodes" can be used
to control;
Japanese
beetle grubs
White grubs
Army worms
Cut worms
Measuring
worms (loopers)
Southern
rootworm
Spruce budworm
Webworms
Sod webworms
Wire worms
Chinch bugs
Algae gnats
Fungus gnats
Gall gnats
Bark beetle
Bess beetle
Banded
cucumber beetle
Click beetle
Colorado
potato beetle
Flea beetles
Green June
beetle
Pine beetle
May/June
beetles
Mexican bean
beetle
Scarab beetle
Southern pine
beetle
Black fly
European Crane Fly
Fruit fly
Saw flies
European apply
sawfly
Field cricket
Morman cricket
Southern mole
cricket
Tawny mole
cricket
Common
cockchafer
European
chafer
Masked
chafers
Rose Chafer's
Carpenter moth
Codling moth
Annual
bluegrass weevil
Black vine weevil
Boll weevil
Pecan weevil
Pine weevil
Sweetpotato Weevil
Peach tree
borer
Round headed
borers
Stem borer
Wood borers
Billbugs
Bluegrass
billbug
Hunting
billbug
Imported fire
ant
Assassin bugs
Stink bugs
Apple leaf
roller
Black turf
grass ataenius
Gall midges
Thrip
Termites
Many other insects that spend part of their life cycle in the
root zone can also be controlled. "Guardian / Lawn Patrol Nematodes"
do not kill other types of nematodes. We have been
rearing beneficial nematodes since 1986, and have located a
sub-strain we feel is far superior to those used in the past.
Under ideal conditions, "Guardian / Lawn Patrol Nematodes" can survive
more than 90 days without a host insect. Once "Guardian / Lawn Patrol Nematodes"
locate and enter a host, it will kill the host,
reproduce within it and the offspring will exit in search of more
host insects; repeating the cycle.
For information on ticks & chiggers, please click
here read the FAQ question.
All products & prices
are subject to change at any time.
