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Leafcutter Ants: Lemon Grass Not Reliable—Use Insecticide (Diazinon) and Consult Garden Center

Lemon grass grows 1–2 ft tall. Better to use diazinon or similar insecticide to kill ants. Local garden center can recommend best product for the situation.

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