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

Select grass that best fits your yard. For shady areas where ground ivy tends to grow, use shade-loving types like fine ...

The beetle’s lifecycle explains what’s happening to the lawns.

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

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

Leatherjackets are the grey, legless larvae of crane flies, or daddy-longlegs, and they can cause a lot of damage to lawns by ...

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

Unless you stop them, weeds are going to grow in your lawn. Here's what you need to do. There are many different types of ...

Though you might be annoyed at the profusion of wildlife the warmer weather brings to your garden (slugs, chafer grubs, and ...

By then, the damage is already done underground. To manage them effectively, it helps to understand how they live, grow, and feed. Most lawn-damaging grubs — whether they’re the C-shaped ...

Here are the most common grass-killing pests you need to stop ASAP, including grubs, cinch bugs, billbugs, scales and mealybugs, and fall armyworms.