Beetles lay their eggs on lawns, burying them beneath the soil surface. These eggs hatch into immature larvae known as grubs.
Grubs are among the most destructive lawn pests, because they devour your lawn’s roots. They’re active in the fall and spring, migrating deep in the soil during winter.
Grubs can cause severe damage in a matter of just days or weeks, and it may not be apparent until it is too late. If you have brown patches that never turn green in the spring, or irregularly shaped dead patches appear in your well-irrigated lawn in late summer or early fall – call Lawn Doctor right away.
