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Will Grubs Eventually Go Away on Their Own?
Published on Sunday, November 23, 2025
Grubs are a common lawn pest in Michigan that can cause significant damage to your turf. Unfortunately, they won't go away on their own, and if left untreated, the infestation will continue to spread and cause even more damage. If you notice grubs on your lawn, it's important to hire professionals to apply curative treatments right away to minimize the amount of damage they can cause. Additionally, to prevent grubs from becoming a problem in the future, you'll want to invest in ...
3 Signs Your Lawn is a Victim to Grubs
Published on Friday, February 18, 2022
In Michigan, we have to stay especially vigilant against grubs when it is warm and dry from late June to August. There are a few telltale signs to look out for that could indicate that your lawn may be falling victim to grubs! If your grass can be pulled up like a carpet, that's a definite red flag and can indicate that grubs have begun to destroy the root connection. When walking across your lawn, if grubs are present, you may begin to notice that your lawn feels spongy from the root...
June Is Grub Prevention Month - In Our Book
Published on Wednesday, June 02, 2021
In a world where you can fill your calendar with various national months – everything from National Great Outdoors Month to National Rose Month – we'd like to submit our bid on adding National Grub Prevention Month to June. Since Japanese beetles and June bugs, common in northeast states like Michigan, begin to lay eggs in June, this is the perfect time to lay down your preventative measures. Prevention is the most effective way of preventing a grub takeover on your lawn....
