Have you noticed brown patches of dead grass in your lawn? Are there small, C-shaped larvae lurking beneath the surface? A ...

Grub worms come from the eggs of Billbugs (June beetles) and when hatched, they eat at the crown of the grass plant and work their way into the soil, attacking the roots of your lawn. Although ...

These milky-white beetle larvae feed on grass roots, which can lead to dead spots in the lawn. Grubs also attract moles and raccoons. But a few here or there might not be a problem, says Kyle ...

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then water gently Can remain efficient for as long as 20 years and keep your garden and yard land free of Japanese beetle grubs with continued application and treatment to the area St. Gabriel ...

While mole mounds and tunnels can ruin the appearance of your lawn, having moles in your yard comes with some benefits. Their ...