Fall Grub Damage in Easley, SC

Practical tips

• Tug a brown patch gently; if the turf lifts easily with few roots, look just under the soil for C-shaped white grubs.
• Count grubs in a small square cut of sod before deciding on treatment; a few is normal for many lawns.
• Skunks, raccoons, or birds digging at night can be a sign grubs are present.
• Ask a local lawn pro about timing; treatment and overseeding work best when matched to the grub life cycle.

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