Shafiqul Islam

Apply Scotts® DiseaseEx™ Lawn Fungicide after seeding or during germination. Use a drop or rotary spreader with the correct settings. Water the lawn for 15-20 minutes after application. Reapply every 14-28 days, especially in hot, humid weather. Maintain a healthy lawn for the best treatment results. For best results, timing is crucial. Apply the fungicide … Read more

To apply Richgro Lawn Beetle and Grub Killa, first mow your lawn. Then, broadcast the product evenly over an area of 265 square meters. Water the lawn after application to enhance performance. Follow safety instructions on the label. Reapply after 7 days if needed for effective insect control. Walk at a steady pace while spreading … Read more

To kill chinch bugs in your lawn, apply insecticide evenly. Use liquid options like Talstar P or Bifen LP. Start spraying from the edges and move to the center. Allow 24 hours for it to settle effectively. Repeat treatments are recommended for heavy infestations to ensure clarity, accuracy, and thorough protection. Before application, mow your … Read more

To kill chinch bugs in your lawn, use Supreme IT Insecticide and Valar Plus Bifenthrin Granules. Apply the granular insecticide evenly on the affected areas. Then, water your lawn thoroughly to activate the insecticide. This method enhances the product’s effectiveness against chinch bug infestations. After applying insecticide, focus on reviving your lawn health. Water the … Read more

To apply 2,4-D herbicide to your lawn, measure the treatment area in square feet. Mix 1.5 ounces of 2,4-D with 1 gallon of water and add 1-2 teaspoons of surfactant. Use a sprayer for even coverage. Apply in spring or fall for best results. Always follow the label instructions carefully. Next, evenly distribute the solution … Read more

To apply grass weed preventer without a lawn spreader, use hand spreading. Evenly distribute the product across your lawn. Apply during ideal temperatures of 60° to 90°F. Choose between granular and liquid forms of pre-emergent herbicides for effective lawn care. This method ensures precision in preventing grass weeds. Use a garden sprayer or a handheld … Read more

To apply granular lawn fungicide, use a rotary or drop spreader. Follow the product label for the proper application rate. Ensure even coverage over the lawn. After applying, water the area thoroughly. This helps the fungicide reach the soil and protects your grass from fungal diseases effectively. Spread the granular fungicide evenly across the affected … Read more

To apply cornmeal as a natural fungicide to your lawn, use 20 pounds per 1,000 square feet. Spread it evenly, tossing it from hip height over affected areas. Cornmeal acts as an antifungal agent that helps fight soilborne diseases like brown patch. This method also improves organic content and soil health. After applying, water your … Read more

Apply Scotts® DiseaseEx™ before symptoms show, especially in warm, wet weather. Use on dry grass, then lightly water to activate the product. Reapply every 14 to 28 days as needed. Assess your lawn’s health; high heat can weaken fungus. Always follow product instructions for optimal results. Next, prepare the lawn by mowing and clearing debris. … Read more

To angle lawn edging, use a flat-edged shovel. Start by digging straight down 3 inches along the lawn’s edge. Then, make a second cut at a 45-degree angle toward the lawn border or flower bed. This creates a trench that is vertical on the lawn side and sloped toward the border, resulting in a neat … Read more