Q: My lawn care guy is recommending that I have my lawn treated for ants and chinch bugs. What even are chinch bugs? Do I have to do this? I hate to spray insecticide all over the lawn.

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It works by creating a protective layer in the soil which keeps insect pests like chinch bugs from penetrating and damaging your lawns. The granules are easy to apply and only need to be applied once, ...

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