Learn how to get rid of many lawn pests including grubs, sod webworms, and many more.
Many lawn pests can be found on the surface of your yard. Unfortunately, pests like moles create tunnels that allow them to live underground without being spotted. This makes them an incredibly frustrating animal to remove, as well as a dangerous creature capable of causing extensive damage to your yard. In this article, we’re going … Read more
Silverfish bugs are some of the most unsettling creepy crawlies to find in your home. Although these pests aren’t known for their aggressive behaviors, ability to spread disease, or painful bites, they can still cause problems for home and business owners. This article will explore some ways to identify silverfish near your home, as well … Read more
Japanese beetles (Popillia japonica) are a species of invasive insect native to Eastern Japan. These pests were accidentally introduced to a nursery in Riverton, New Jersey in 1916. Within a matter of decades, the beetle population exploded throughout the United States, now home to millions of hungry beetles. Japanese beetle populations continue to grow more … Read more
Of all the biting creatures that visit our lawns and gardens, ticks are arguably the worst of all. Not only do these pests have the ability to bite people and pets, but they are able to spread serious diseases as well. Tick prevention will go a long way toward reducing risk factors for disease and … Read more
Of all the pest species that frequent our backyards, adult mosquitoes may be the worst of all. Capable of biting humans and sucking their blood, concerns associated with mosquito-borne diseases can keep homeowners from enjoying their lives to the fullest. This article will provide some critical information about pesky mosquitoes, as well as the ways … Read more
The common armyworm is a frustrating lawn pest that strikes during late summer and early fall. Consuming grasses, tree leaves, and other host plants, these creatures act like an ‘army’ that raze anything in their paths. An armyworm problem has the potential to completely take over your yard and garden. Failure to address them in … Read more
Early spring brings a host of new problems for homeowners, including the appearance of adult chinch bugs. Although run-ins with chinch bugs are relatively common, severe infestations can and do happen every year. It’s important to be aware of your infestation risks, and understand what you can do to prevent future problems from happening. Sadly, … Read more
Sometimes called ‘lawn moths’ or simply ‘webworms,’ the sod webworm is a destructive lawn pest that causes significant damage or brown patches in the lawn. If you’re willing to combine prevention steps with treatment products, you can get rid of sod webworms within a few weeks or less. What are Sod Webworms? Sod webworms are … Read more
Spider mites are tiny and damaging insects that can infect outdoor and indoor plants. Unfortunately, a spider mite problem can cause leaf damage, issues with various landscaping elements in your yard, and much more. Understanding how to eliminate spider mites can ensure that you keep your yard healthy. Thankfully, you can get rid of spider … Read more
Fungus gnats are common pests that many people struggle with at some point. Trying to figure out how to get rid of gnats in lawn and garden areas can cause a major headache for homeowners. They are often confused with biting midges and are related but not technically the same thing. These small flying insects … Read more
Prairie voles are some of the most destructive pests in American lawns. Here’s how to get rid of voles once and for all. Vole Identification Voles are small rodents that closely resemble mice. They are no more than 5 inches long and possess small ears, a stubby tail, and thick grey fur. Unlike other rodents … Read more
Armyworms are causing devastating damage to crops and lawns in the Tri-State this year. Armyworms get their names because they travel in groups. As they feed on turf grasses armyworm activity can be spotted from summer to early fall. In years, such as 2021, that see more than average rainfall in August or September, you … Read more
