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Gaining Ground On Grubs |
Grub worm damage can now be prevented with our new Guaranteed
Grub Preventative program. One treatment provides season long control.
Grub worms are as ugly as the damage they cause. These pests are so sneaky it is often
difficult to even know they are doing damage until it is too late. Worse yet, they usually
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Japanese
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Grub worms are white, C-shaped larvae that are in the
developmental stage of May, June or Japanese beetles. These pests are found in the soil
below the thatch layer of your lawn and feed on the roots of grass plants. When left
untreated, grubs can cause severe damage to turf grass in a short period of time.
How can you tell if your lawn has grubs?
Grub damage leaves irregular brown patches and the lawn may have a spongy feel. Sod will
roll up like loose carpet, if the roots are already destroyed. The only way to detect that
your lawn has grubs is to gently pull up a small section of sod. If you see more than four
grubs per square foot, you may have a problem.
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Our Grub Preventative takes a new approach to grub control
by applying the treatment in mid June. The treatment is applied to soil and is taken up by
plant roots. It last longer and requires a lower dosage than other types of traditional
grub treatments. Unlike other treatments, this treatment is applied weeks before grubs are
active so grass plants have time to take it in. If you miss the timing of our grub
preventative application, standard applications still work.
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