Grubs, the insects that quietly chew Connecticut lawns from below and chinch bugs, who chew from the top— learn the damage signs, the timing, and what actually stops them. Guides from Pro Turf's licensed team.
Sod webworms chew ragged brown patches into sunny summer lawns. How to spot the dusk moths, confirm the caterpillars, and stop the damage on CT lawns.
How to get rid of moles in your lawn: what the tunnels and mounds mean, why moles move in, and what actually works to move them out - and what doesn't.
Those metallic-green beetles chewing your plants become next year's grubs. Here's how to identify Japanese beetles in Connecticut lawns and control them.
Grubs quietly eat lawn roots until patches peel up like carpet. Here's how grub control works in Connecticut — and why timing is everything.
Chinch bugs quietly kill Connecticut lawns in the summer heat, and the damage looks just like drought. Here's how to spot chinch bugs and stop them.
