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 ...

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

Light infestations in lawns can be tolerated if the grass is growing well, but if serious damage occurs you can use the biological control Heterorhabditis megidis. This penetrates the grubs and gives ...

Greenville, SC - Lawn enthusiasts in the Upstate can now look forward to lush, healthy lawns with the grand opening of Lawn ...

Next year, mow your lawn regularly and keep flower and shrub ... light tillage combined with hand removal is a first step in control for grubs. As soon as the soil is workable this spring you ...