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Fertilization & Weed Control
Have you ever wondered when to apply grub control for your lawn? How do you know if you have a grub infestation? Do all yards have grubs? We’ll answer common questions like these and reveal other facts about this common problem many homeowners face with their lawns. It’s not a topic most homeowners want to …
Having a grub problem in your lawn is pretty common for Georgia. We’re home to more insects than most of the USA, and larvae just come with the territory. Unfortunately, the white grubs you’ll eventually see morph into June bugs and other beetles build up the energy to transform by munching on your yard’s root …
Determining which treatment for grubs is best for your lawn depends largely upon what type of insect you’re dealing with and what stage the problem is in. Every lawn has white grubs. They’re a natural part of the food chain. Unfortunately, if allowed to overpopulate an area, you won’t just be dealing with more than …
March and April are popular times for homeowners in the Cumming, GA, area to look into spring grub treatment, though spring is not the most effective time to focus on insect control. The beetles and bugs emerging during the late spring and summer months hatch much earlier. They spend their time feasting on the roots …
Getting rid of grubs in your lawn is easier than you might think. Unfortunately, it does take some advanced planning, so if you’re just noticing a problem now, prepare to invest some time into solving this problem. The good news is professional lawn pest management can help shorten the process, so you can enjoy a …
Knowing when to use grub control on your lawn makes all the difference. Fall is the most important season for treatments because this is when grubs do the most damage to lawns. It’s imperative to catch them before they dig in for winter – literally. As temperatures drop, these fat, juicy larvae travel six to …
