How to Control Lawn Insects Above and Below the Surface

 

Unlike most insecticide products on the market today, which force homeowners to choose between controlling surface or sub-surface insects, The Andersons DuoCide® represents the only solution designed to suppress insects both above and below the surface. With a unique, multi-mode formulation that combines bifenthrin and carbaryl, a single application of DuoCide will allow you to control more than 50 common insect pests, including ticks, grubs, fire ants, mole crickets, European crane flies, and more. Click here to shop all insecticide products. 

DuoCide also features The Andersons patented Dispersible Granule (DG) Technology, which provides easier spreading, and maximum performance. With DG Technology, the particles are more rapidly and efficiently broken down. Upon contact with water, each DG granule disperses into thousands of microparticles that move through the turf canopy into the root zone. This allows for more particles per square inch and increases DuoCide's effectiveness.

Perfect for late-summer and early fall applications, DuoCide works as a rescue product for those who may have missed the early-summer application window.

 


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