how to eradicate termites from the lawn in my garden?

Answer 1

Make a narrow hole in the area every foot or so mix termite medicine with water and fill the holes repeat after 15 days then again after 2 months insecticide esp for termites is what I meant by medicine.

Answer 2

You shouldn't have a lawn in your garden. Even if you do, termites are almost 100% never in the lawn. They get in dead wood, like stumps, fence posts, landscaping ties, dead underground roots, or your wood in your house.

If termites are in these outdoor things get a termite and carpenter ant spray by Bonide. Mix it up according to directions and spray whatever they are in. A second application may be necessary if they are deep inside.

If they're in your house get an exterminator. You don't want a $100,000 or whatever investment relying on a $20 bottle of termite killer.

Answer 3

Subterranean termites are the most destructive and frequently encountered kind of termite found. Although they nest in soil, subterranean termites can attack structures by building tubes that connect their nest to wood in structures. Yes, the most common termite does live in the soil. Subterranean termites are social insects that live in colonies that may contain hundreds of thousands of individuals. Termite colony members are dispersed throughout the soil and can extend underground tunnels tens to hundreds of feet to reach feeding sites. Get an exterminator!