I need to get rid of Chafer grubs! 

Thanks for the mention Carl. Happy to answer anyones questions on this. When applying,dont apply too heavily, mix as directed. Start off by wetting the lawn,then apply with a watering can with fine rose,then brief watering in. Thats all that's needed other than repeat monthly,as the product biodegrades in the soil after 4 weeks. Like you said it's 100% non toxic and organic made using corn oil. Its made in the us an dimported by turfsolvuk. Im just a fan of the product

Cracking video Carl

The renovation worked a treat Carl.

A great video Carl, very informative. Every day is a school day. Regards. Rob.

Im new to your channel ,I’m a head Greenkeeper,well done on your videos nemasys can be a bit costly, and there’s loads taken of the market which worked, if you think the growth is to much a primo will slow it down or ant PGR, pre growth regulator,

Nemasys is really hit and miss, the nematode concentration to have any success, on even a small lawn, costs a fortune. I prefer to hit the Crows, with steel wide bar Rat traps, and a high powered air rifle. The Corvid, being highly intelligent, seem to get the message, when a few dozen of his mates have been popped, and hung upside down

The wee gaffers need to move in the soil to reach Chafer grubs. My city offers special permits for irrigation. You bring your recent nematode bill and they allow you to water your lawn each day for two weeks.

so your to blame for nobody wearing leather jackets 😂😂 joking aside them lawns look great . Shaun certainly knows his stuff. 👍

Needs a good scarify that lawn by the looks of it. How efficient did you find the nematodes?

Got a problem with grubs in the lawn. Thinking about what product to buy. What do you recommend? Can anything be applied now (March 23) temperatures are below 10 most day

Is there anything that is Cat friendly?

How did the turfsolv work out ?