Is it too late to treat for grubs

Grub control is an essential part of lawn care and is necessary to protect your lawn from the damaging effects of pest infestation. Grubs are the beetles' larvae and feed on your lawn's roots, causing brown patches and making it easier for disease and drought to take hold.

Some of the most common grubs are Japanese beetles and the European Chafer.

Do grubs die in the winter

And unlike other pests, grubs aren’t known for dying out in the Winter and returning in the Spring.

When To Apply Grub Control

Grubs are most active in late summer and early fall, and during this time, they cause the most damage to lawns.

Warnings signs from past and present infestations include brown patches that never grow new grass, signifying that grubs were there in a past season and devoured the root system.

Spongy soil indicates that grubs dwell underground but can be hard to spot.

Digging up a small cross-section of the lawn and checking for how many grubs you see is one of the best ways to diagnose your yard.

Finding some grubs is fine, as this is natural and beneficial to your lawn and its lifecycle.

But you should treat

when should i put down grub control

when can i put down grub control