WELCOME TO TODAY’S GROW GREEN. WE’RE AT SCHILLING FOREST ... GROW WIT If you're seeing dead patches in your lawn, it could be that grubs are to blame. Get some strategies on how to control ...

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White grubs damage lawns by cutting off turfgrass roots ... Some species, such as green June beetles, cause turf damage in a different manner. “They feed primarily on decaying organic matter ...

You mow, fertilize, and water your lawn, but it’s still not the verdant carpet you imagine. Thatch buildup might be what’s ...

If your lawn looks green or healthy, but you’ve noticed areas that feel spongy each time you walk on it, this is another sign of lawn grubs. As grubs eat away at the root systems underneath ...

Beneficial nematodes are tiny worms that naturally kill grubs without harming people, pets, or pollinators. Apply nematodes ...

Brown patches in your lawn can be caused by a insects, pet urine, drought, heat, or a fungus. Learn how to prevent brown ...

Many of us take pride in having a green, healthy lawn in front or in ... here’s how to get rid of lawn grubs once and for all. How to get rid of dandelions without ruining your lawn If you ...

green June beetle, several species of May/June beetles, and black turfgrass ataenius. The two most common white grub species I have observed affecting lawns locally are the Japanese beetle and the ...