Grub control in lawns

A few grub worms are no problem. A lot of grubs spell trouble for your yard. Learn how to spot, treat and prevent a lawn grub infestation.

If you've seen signs that there is a grub infestation on your lawn, you should take action. These pests can cause a lot of damage. In this blog post, you'll find out when you should apply grub control. Plus, you'll discover other essential information, including the symptoms of a grub infestation, what you should do after you apply grub control pesticide, and more. If you want all the best tips and tricks for getting rid of grubs, this is the blog post for you.

If you have dry patches of grass in your lawn, grubs may be to blame. There's an easy way to discover if these pests are the cause of your wilted yard.

Get rid of pesky grubs on your lawn with natural or synthetic pesticides Grubs are the small, white, worm-like larvae of some insects, particularly Japanese beetles, June beetles, and European chafer beetles. When grubs are growing, they...

Completely natural and effective for grubworms.

If your grass turns brown and pulls up easily in July and August, or if you notice a lot of critters such as skunks or raccoons tearing up your lawn, your grass may be infested with lawn grubs. #gardening #grubs #lawncare #bhg

An excess of pesky grubs can be a disaster for an otherwise well-maintained lawn. Luckily, there's a natural solution for banishing these pests: neem oil.

Lawn grubs - Japanese beetle larvae are notorious for destroying lawns, grub worms create brown patches you can easily pull out. [LEARN MORE]

You can control grubs using a commercial grub killer or a homemade recipe such as Dawn dish soap. But just how effective is a homemade grub killer recipe and

Maggots in the soil, also known as root maggots, are harmful to garden plants. They are drawn to moist and rich soil, like the soil used when transplanting seedlings or preparing the soil for seed sowing. Removing maggots in the soil is a two-part process.