12011 Summer Survival Insect Control Plus Lawn Fertilizer, 18-0-3, 5,000 Sq. Ft.

Jonathan Green Summer Survival Insect Control Plus is a dual-purpose lawn product that feeds your grass while protecting it from damaging insects. This 18-0-3 granular fertilizer combines nutrient delivery with pest suppression, making it ideal for homeowners who want to maintain a healthy lawn throughout the warm months without applying separate products.

The product controls a wide spectrum of insect pests using bifenthrin as its active ingredient, targeting chinch bugs, army worms, sod webworms, ticks, ants, and over 15 other insects that commonly damage turf during summer. The no-phosphorus formula makes it particularly suitable for lake and bay communities where phosphorus restrictions apply. With controlled-release feeding and 40% slow-release nitrogen, the product provides gentle nutrition over time to keep lawns greener without the risk of burning during hot summer months.

Features and Benefits

• Broad Insect Protection: Controls chinch bugs, army worms, sod webworms, ticks, ants, and over 15 additional insect species that damage lawns during warm weather.
• Controlled-Release Feeding: Polymer-coated technology with 40% slow-release nitrogen delivers gentle, consistent feeding throughout the summer season.
• Perimeter Protection: When applied within 6 to 10 feet of your home's foundation, it deters insects from entering the structure.
• Environmentally Conscious Formula: No-phosphorus composition makes it safe for use near lakes, bays, and sensitive water environments.
• Versatile Application: Works on any turf type, including lawns, parks, and fields.

Specifications

• Brand: Jonathan Green
• Model: 12011
• Weight: 16.65 lb
• Coverage: 5,000 square feet
• Formula: 18-0-3
• Slow-Release Nitrogen: 40%
• Active Ingredient: Bifenthrin
• Type: Granular

How to Use

• Spread the product one or two days after mowing when the lawn is completely dry.
• Avoid application during hot, dry weather when turf is under stress.
• Best application timing is spring, summer, or early fall depending on your region.
• May be applied the same day as seeding or sodding.