At some point, you may have seen some spiders in your lawn. They’re easy to misidentify. The most common type is the grass spider, also called the funnel-web spider. In most areas, you’ll start to … Read more
Grub damage starts to become evident in around May when there’s increased activity following the feeding program that you started in early spring. It is important to know when to apply grub control in order … Read more
So I picked up the starter box from Get Sunday this summer so I could try out this new done-for-you lawn care in-a-box. I’m always in favor of making lawn work easier and if all … Read more
Hold up… is that a tiny volcano emerging from your yard, your very own pee-wee Mount Pinatubo, an itsy-bitsy Nevado del Ruiz? Nope, it’s an anthill, and it’s ruining your otherwise perfect lawn! Not only … Read more
Chiggers, also referred to as red bugs harvest mites, harvest lice, scrub-itch mites or berry bugs are invisible, and evil bugs due to the unbearable itching they cause when you’re lounging in your backyard or … Read more
Billbugs are pesky insects that literally love to munch on high-cut turfgrass. So, if you notice thinning turf, brown spots, or even a full dead section that’s watered regularly, great chances are that your lawn … Read more
Grubs are usually not the only infestation in the lawn, so the best grub killer should control other undesired pests as well. An organic insecticide is a great option but always look for the right … Read more
You can control grubs using a commercial grub killer or a homemade recipe such as dawn dish soap. If the infestation is not extensive, you can use some simple natural treatments. But how effective is … Read more