If your lawn is starting to look a little patchy, you may have a grub problem lurking below the surface. Read on to learn ...

To prevent and manage grubs, monitor your lawn for signs like spongy turf and apply treatments such as beneficial nematodes ...

Lawn grubs can cause major damage to your lawn, killing grass by eating the roots. Dead grass, animal and bird activity, and loose turf are common signs you might have lawn grubs. Lawn aeration ...

Stop watering the yard for three to four weeks to kill lawn grubs. Drying out a yard is a good way to kill these pests, but it might seem a bit risky for some homeowners. The good news is that a ...

Beneficial nematodes are a common way to get rid of lawn grub.These are tiny parasitic worms that target and kill a variety of garden pests, including grubs. In addition, these are safe to use ...

The tiny grubs are kind of wimpy, so they are much easier to kill,” he said. He added that a caveat to using preventive treatments is that you may be applying chemicals to your lawn when you don ...

Leatherjackets, the destructive larvae of crane flies, are wreaking havoc across the country when it comes to the lawn.

Beetle grubs hatch this time of year and in large numbers can chew up enough grass roots to kill off whole patches of the lawn. Grubs also can do some damage to landscape plants by feeding on ...

A wasp larva will hatch from the egg and kill the grub as it feeds on it. The Spring Tiphia, originally from Korea, was ...

Lawn grubs are pests that feed on your lawn ... Corcoran suggests using neem oil. "It won’t directly kill them," he says, "but it will make it very difficult for them to survive, as it makes ...

And since grubs weaken the roots, this makes it easier for weeds to quickly take over your lawn. Luckily, there are plenty of ways to kill weeds naturally — no chemicals required. Similarly ...