By late September in northern CT, grubs are larger, moving deeper, and cooler soil reduces pesticide uptake. Carbaryl (Sevin) or trichlorfon (Dylox) may give partial control but don't rely on it.
Overseed damaged areas now, but cool soils slow germination. Water frequently. If unsatisfied, re-seed next spring. Keep seedbed constantly moist until germination.
Beneficial nematodes (if no chemicals used 3+ months) applied in late summer/early fall. Milky spore for Japanese beetle grubs (long-term). Sugar program builds soil biology that naturally suppresses grubs.
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