Insect & Grub Control
Learn how to protect your lawn from fire ants, fleas, grubs and other pests.
These moth larvae can eat grass blades down to the ground, causing brown patches on your lawn.
Cutworms are moth larvae that hide in a lawn's thatch during the day, then come out at night to feed.
Fire ants are a nuisance and a painful, dangerous pest to anyone unlucky enough to live in their region.
Fleas thrive in warm or humid weather and can lay up to 50 eggs each day.
A few grubs aren't a problem, but if you see lots of them when you turn the soil, take action.
If your grass turns brown and lifts out easily when pulled, you may have this root-chewing pest.
They can kill a lawn fast. Learn how to spot and prevent this elusive bug.
These lawn moth larvae can kill a lawn quickly. Keep your lawn strong and learn the warning signs.