Chinch Bugs
Chinch bugs, or Blissus leucopterus, are tiny insects that can cause significant damage to turfgrass and other plants. These little […]
It Is Crucial To Keep Watering Your Lawn
Your grass usually tells you when it needs water by turning grayish, dull green, and eventually yellow. It will also […]
Battling Mosquito-Related Health Problems in Texas and Illinois
Though tiny, mosquitoes wield significant power in their ability to transmit diseases and wreak havoc on public health, particularly in […]
Why Liquid Aeration Is Perfect for Your Lawn
Liquid aeration is the process of reducing soil compaction to allow water,
oxygen and nutrients to enter the lawns root system. When soil is compacted…
Signs Of Grub Damage
The larval stage of beetles, such as Japanese beetles, June bugs, and chafers, can cause significant damage to lawns. Here’s […]
Dealing With Fall Armyworms
Fall armyworms feeding on a grass blade
Common Lawn Problems And Solutions In Texas And Illinois
WEEDS Texas Dandelions: These common yellow flower weeds can quickly take over a lawn. Solution: Apply broadleaf herbicides in the […]
Lawn Pests This Time Of Year
Summer Months, Common Lawn Pests Include Texas Grubs -These are the larvae of beetles and can cause significant damage by […]
Understanding Pain Levels: Bees, Wasps, Ticks, Fire Ants, Mosquitoes, and Spiders
When it comes to bites and stings from insects and arachnids, the pain can vary significantly based on the species […]
June Bugs And Grubs
June bugs and grubs share a close relationship in the life cycle of certain beetle species, but merely sighting one doesn’t guarantee the presence of the other—at least not right away. June bugs, also called May or June beetles, emerge as adult beetles in the spring or early summer to mate and lay eggs. These eggs subsequently hatch into grub worms, the larvae of these beetles. Grubs sustain themselves by feeding on the roots of grass and other plants, potentially causing harm to lawns and gardens.