Chemical grub controls like Grub-Ex are broad-spectrum—they kill earthworms and all soil life. The respondent suggests an organic program instead: after a few chemical-free months, introduce toads, lizards, and grass snakes (pay neighborhood kids $1 each). These predators eat grubs and other pests. Cockroaches in soil are beneficial—they aerate and eat harmful insects; keep them out of the house with fresh rosemary sprigs.
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