On 8/3/2011 10:08 AM, MICHELLE H. wrote:
Thanks for all of the great information, it is appreciated! Is it true,
that with grub killer like "Bayer Advanced" or "Scotts Grub-Ex" that you
have to water it in really well into the soil, with like 2 inches of
water, in order for it to work? I have read online from other peoples
reviews, that you have to use a sprinkler, and a empty tuna-fish or cat
food can, and run the sprinkler until the can is completely full with
water. But what about places where it is impossible to put a sprinkler
for hours at a time, like on a small treebelt, or tiny front yard next
to the public sidewalk? Using a garden hose and sprayer isn't good
enough? Please let me know? Thanks!

It won't care _how_ the water got there; the product directions will
tell you just how much is actually needed--go by them for the specific
product and application, _not_ what somebody on usenet says.

All you need is some way to ensure you've put on what you think you have
and a way to make that at least reasonably uniform. The sprinkler is
the obvious way for large areas.

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