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Late Summer & Early Fall Lawn Pests: Your lawn may be troubled by two common insect pests. Sod webworms live in the soil and damage grass roots. Lawn chinch bugs attack from above. Lawns that are shaded or that have received too much water are prone to fungi and white powdery mildew. Finally, if not controlled, weeds can easily proliferate. Spray material: For insects use diazion. Use an appropriate fungicide to help stop the spread of lawn diseases; and use a herbicide appropriate for the types of weeds that appear. Sprayer to use: Use a Hudson compression sprayer. This kind of applicator provides a precise, on-target, non-drift spray good for soil and lawn pests. Adjust the sprayer for a coarse drenching spray, one that penetrates the ground. Then water the lawn thoroughly. See Catalog Link. NOTICE: The foregoing information is typical and generally recommended. However, the information may not necessarily be appropriate for problems you are experiencing. ALWAYS seek professional advice and READ AND COMPLETELY UNDERSTAND THE INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS PRINTED ON THE SPRAY MATERIAL LABEL BEFORE PURCHASING AND USING. We have taken care in assembling this information and believe it is from accurate sources. However, H. D. Hudson Manufacturing Company cannot guarantee or be liable for its accuracy and completeness.  Spraying Safety Early Spring Spring Early Summer Summer Late Summer - Early Fall Fall House Plants & Other Indoor Spraying
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