Grubs might be the cause. They eat grass roots, so the grass can’t absorb water from the soil. If you want to save your landscape, you have to learn how to get rid of grubs in your lawn. To tackle the problem,
Milky Spore, a natural product available at most general stores, can be an excellent way to combat garden grubs naturally. The milky spore works by infecting grubs with bacteria that will ultimately kill them off. Unfortunately this method takes a couple of years before taking effect; so if yo...
How to Get Rid of Ants Naturally, In the Garden, photo byBrian Mai Ants in the Garden Before I look at how to get rid of them, lets understand the problem they cause in the garden. For the most part ants are not a problem in the garden. They don’t eat plants, except in very ...
There are a number of ways to deal with Japanese beetle grubs naturally:Beneficial nematodes: Spray your lawn and garden with beneficial nematodes for natural, biological control of Japanese beetles. Nematodes seek out grubs (and over 200 other pests that live in the soil) and kill them. This...
How To Get Rid of Grubs in Garden Using preventative measures and insecticide products, you can get rid of the majority of the grubs or beetles, but you may still find a few grubs when you are gardening; this is not unusual. How To Get Rid of Garden Grubs Naturally ...
If your lawn or flower bed has many holes, you may have a skunk problem. Skunks dig up the turf, looking for grubs. They move around at night and dig in grassy areas, making distinct 3—to 4-inch deep holes. Skunk activity increases in the spring and then lessens naturally, so any ...
First come the Japanese beetle grubs (larvae), which damage grass when overwintering in the soil. The grubs feast on the roots of lawn grasses and garden plants. This can cause brown patches of dead or dying grass to form in the lawn, which will pull up easily thanks to the weakened ...
Install an ant trap next to ants’ nests or runs. Worker ants collect bait from the ‘bait station’ and take it back to the nest where they share the bait with other ants in the nest, including the queen ant. Ants in the garden If you’re planning to mow the lawn and you find...
Got grubs, armyworms, or cutworms in your lawn and garden? We’ll explain how to use beneficial nematodes for pest control so you can get rid of these and more than 200 other soil-dwelling pests. Beneficial nematodes are one of the bestorganic pest control optionsout there, and they’re...
Japanese beetles are one of the garden's biggest summer pests! ... Theylay eggs that turn into grubsand eat the roots of your lawn in late summer and again in spring. Then, those grubs turn into beetles–ready to do it all over again!