As the vibrant hues of summer give way to autumn’s crisp embrace, it’s crucial to focus on your lawn’s health. At ArborLawn, we understand the significance of early intervention and why you shouldn’t ignore fall pests and lawn diseases. Rather than waiting until spring, acting now helps prevent damage, saves money, and ensures your lawn is ready to flourish as warmer months return.
Grubs can wreak havoc on your lawn, causing brown patches and damaging your grass. Dealing with these pesky pests can be frustrating for homeowners, but it’s important to apply grub control properly to get rid of them effectively. As experts in grub control, ArborLawn is here with five tips on avoiding common mistakes in grub control should you apply your own treatment.
Have you ever caught your furry friend chowing down on the dirt in the yard and wondered, “Why is my dog eating the soil?” You’re not alone. Many dog owners have experienced this puzzling behavior and are left scratching their heads, trying to figure out why their beloved pup would eat dirt. The professionals here at ArborLawn love rich, healthy lawns as much as the next homeowners, and here is why your dog loves it even more.
Are you gearing up for spring and all the lawn care that comes with it? One important aspect of lawn care that should not be overlooked is grub control. These pesky little insects can wreak havoc on your beautiful lawn if left unchecked. So, before they take over, ArborLawn is here to stress the importance of preventative grub control.
Your lawn is one of the most important aspects of your home’s exterior look. It not only adds beauty, but it also reflects your care for your property. It’s frustrating to maintain a lawn intensely for weeks only to have it damaged by grubs. Grubs, the larvae of some beetles, are major lawn enemies, feeding on grass roots and leaving ugly dead areas. But, ArborLawn is here with four easy steps to follow to repair grub damage.
Grub season is right around the corner, and you need to be prepared. Lawn grubs, also known as white grubs, are the larvae stage of various beetle species and insects. While healthier grass can usually withstand the feeding frenzy of grubs, others aren’t so lucky. Thankfully, the team at ArborLawn can help with grub treatment, and it usually starts in mid-June to late July. If you begin to notice any of these symptoms in your lawn, you have lawn grubs.