Winter in Lansing, MI, can be tough on lawns, but with proper snow removal tips, you can avoid lasting damage. At ArborLawn, we’re here to share expert advice to help you protect your grass and prepare for a thriving lawn come spring.
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.
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.
Moles are tiny ground mammals that feast on grubs and other insects. They dig and live in underground tunnels and dens, building an unseen colony. They love rich and dark soil, and often live in large populations. However, these small and mighty diggers are quite destructive to lawns and gardens, often frustrating homeowners when they break the surface. If you think you have a mole problem, here is a guide to help identify them and their destructive paths. After reading this blog, call ArborLawn for expert mole removal right away!