Grubs!!

Can anyone tell me what are the tail tell signs of grub damage? I think my yard may be suffering from this. I have a couple of spots in my grass about the size of basketballs. Can you please tell me if this what the problem could be?

Thanks

Ty

Reply to
Tyshun Hampton
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Take a shovel and see if the dead spots come right up, like a layer of carpet. If so, check under around the edges for grubs.

FYI: I've been told that a yard will have some grubs, it's when either the yard is unhealthy or the population is large, does the lawn suffer.

Remember dog urine can be also a culpit for brown spots. The center will be dead, but around the edges the grass will look darker. Do you have a female dog?

hth,

tom

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Reply to
junkmail01

Where are you located? For most of North America, grub damage occurs principally in late summer, early fall when they are feeding near the surface. There can be some damage in spring as well, though less common.

As was pointed out, having the dead grass peel back like carpet is one sign. Removing a couple of test areas of turf and seeing how many grubs are there is one way to find out. If you have a couple in a square foot, it's not likely the real problem. More than that, I would treat.

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Chet Hayes

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