If you notice your lawn is looking a little patchy and brown, it could be signs of dormancy, disease, or dead grass. Learn how to tell the difference and what to do in each situation. Read more
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While you may not see many insects outside this time of year, there's still a chance you'll see them inside. Unless you take action. Learn about the best time to employ perimeter pest control methods to create a barrier for bugs and rodents this winter. Read more
With the weather getting colder, all living things start to prepare for winter. But are lawn pests still a problem? Learn what some of the most common insects are up to this time of year. Then determine if you still need to treat your lawn to prevent a problem in the spring. Read more
You may not be thinking about the winter yet, but your lawn is. Even if the grass isn't growing as much, disease could be. There are ways to help prevent winter lawn disease, and the key is to focus on fall maintenance. Read more
Between the cooler weather and uptick in fall maintenance tasks, you may be spending more time in your yard. Well, so are certain lawn pests. If you notice mounds of dirt or raised paths across your property, it may be moles. Learn about why they're there and some fall mole control techniques to try. Read more
Even though the weather is turning cooler and many insects aren't as active, there are still several lawn pests to watch out for in the fall. Sod webworms are one species that can cause significant damage to your lawn this time of year. Learn what to look for and how to protect your yard. Read more