# Fall Grub Damage in Easley, SC

Patches of Easley lawn that peel back like loose carpet in fall can point to grubs feeding on roots. Confirm what is there before you treat, then repair thin spots.

- 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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