Right now, while you\u2019re comfortably in your cozy home, grubs are fast asleep beneath the surface of your lawn. Soon, with spring\u2019s warmer temperatures, the grubs will wake up and begin eating your grass. They eat the grass from underneath, damaging the roots and causing dead patches of grass to appear on the lawn.<\/p>\n
After they\u2019ve had enough to eat, grubs will transform into their next stage, which is known as pupae. Pupae over the course of the summer will mature into adult beetles, which emerge from the soil to eat your plants and lay more eggs in the ground which will develop into more grubs.<\/p>\n
Types of beetles that emerge from grubs in your lawn can include June bugs, Chafer Beetles, and Japanese Beetles. If you\u2019re a flower or vegetable gardener, you know the damage Japanese Beetles can do to your carefully tended crops.<\/p>\n