As lawn lovers, there is nothing worse than seeing imperfection in your beautifully manicured lawn. Weeds are certainly annoying, but it’s lawn grubs that can do enough damage to bring your yard to its knees. So, how to control lawn grubs in your lawn? Correct...
Insecticides can be used on your lawn to prevent unwanted damage by lawn grubs and caterpillars. Some lawn grubs may be relatively harmless, but more dangerous lawn grubs such as the Armyworm can march across your lawn, destroying it in less than two days if left...
African Black Beetle is a beetle (Coleoptera family) that originated from southern Africa. So pretty self-explanatory really. As a member of the beetle family it has a life cycle that goes from eggs to larvae (witchety grub, sometimes called curl grubs) before...
Scientific Name Spodoptera spp.What the damage looks like Skeletons, that’s the easiest way to describe the way your lawn looks after Lawn Armyworm have been through. The Lawn Armyworm is a caterpillar which loves to eat the soft leaf blades of the lawn but is not...
