Monday, August 11, 2008
Watch Out For Grubs
Grubs can devastate your lawn. These little, white larvae feed on grass roots, and, in large numbers can do a lot of damage.
Signs of grub damage aren't unique--you'll notice a brown spot in your lawn. However, it is important to take a closer look. If you can pull up the grass like a piece of carpet, you have grub damage. (The presence of birds or other small animals digging in your lawn may also indicate a grub problem.)
Grubs are fairly easy to control with a lawn protection product available at your local garden center.
Letting them run their course is risky, because you will likely end up reseeding much of your lawn. (A very labor-intensive, and sometimes costly, process.)
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