Published on Sunday, February 01, 2026
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Grub
Dealing with a grub infestation on your lawn can be a frustrating experience. Grubs, the larvae of beetles, can wreak havoc by feeding on the roots of your grass. If you suspect a grub infestation on your turf in Iowa, there are a few tell-tale signs to look out for. First, if it feels spongy when you walk on it and lifts up like a carpet, it could be a sign of grub damage. Second, irregular patches of brown grass can indicate that grubs have been feasting on the roots. Lastly, an...
Published on Monday, December 22, 2025
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Grub
Grubs, the larval stage of beetles like June and Japanese Beetles, reside in soil and damage lawns by feeding on the roots of grass. As they mature, they transform into beetles, further harming landscapes by eating leaves and flowers. This dual threat emphasizes the need for early and effective intervention. To tackle grubs, work with lawn care professionals and take advantage of their effective treatments to manage grubs. These treatments will prevent grubs from damaging your grass in...
Published on Thursday, August 26, 2021
White grubs are the primary species that you'll find under your grass. They wreak havoc on your turf if the right treatments are not applied to stop them. If applied in the early summer months, preventative grub control treatments will kill off grubs before they hatch. However, if you've missed that preventative treatment window, it is possible that you are now seeing extensive grub damage such as spongy turf and grass that lifts up like a carpet. So, what do you do now?
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