Serious damage comes to your lawn, ornamental grasses, and flowers when the adults hatch their eggs, which turn into these problematic, hungry little grubs.

What are grubs? Are they turning your lawn brown overnight? Learn how to identify them, and the best ways to treat and prevent grub damage.

Some grubs can burrow under your lawn and snack on the roots of your turf before they turn into their adult form, she said.

Related: How to Keep Slugs and Snails Out of Your Garden, According to Experts Focus on Healthy Lawn Maintenance A thick, well-maintained lawn is a good defense mechanism against grubs.

Lawn grubs can do major damage to your lawn, killing grass from the roots. Find out the common signs you have lawn grubs.

Birds, raccoons, or skunks may have noticed the signs of grub activity before you do and in their pursuit of a snack, they'll add to the visible damage by digging into your lawn.

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Aspinall applies more insecticide in late July or early August to kill the Japanese beetles that lay eggs which turn into grubs. Meersman uses gypsum and lime several times throughout the year.

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