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Once your grub problem is under control, its easier than you think to maintain a healthy lawn. That being said, there is never enough hours in the day to remember to do everything. That's why GNS Turf offers professional lawn care programs tailored to your needs to ensure your lawn gets exactly what it needs, when it needs it. All you have to do is water and mow. If you have lawn damage from grubs or think you may have a grub infestation, you need to get rid of grubs by conta

Calling an expert is the first step. GNS Turf are fully trained & licensed turf care professionals who are authorized to apply specialized registered products that you as a home owner cannot purchase or apply.      We design a program specific to your needs and your budget that is guaranteed to eliminate your grub infestation and prevent reoccurring damage with a professional lawn care program. If you have lawn damage from grubs or think you may have a grub infestation, you n

Common natural remedies to prevent grub damage in grass include applying beneficial nematodes, which are microscopic worms that attack grubs, or using diatomaceous earth, a natural powder that dehydrates and kills pests. Incorporating organic materials, like compost or a healthy layer of mulch, can also promote beneficial microorganisms that compete with or prey on grubs. All of these methods are a slow process that unfortunately, are not 100% effective at eliminating grubs b

The truth is, your lawn probably wasn't as good as you thought is was to begin with. Like with most problems in nature, damage occurs and thrives when things are not healthy. What do you feed it? How often do you feed it? Chances are you are not feeding it often enough and using low quality fertilizer. The reason for the damage is not from the grubs themselves but the birds, raccoons and other animals that feed on them. Because your grass is unhealthy & weak, it's an easy tar

European chafer  If you live in the Pacific Northwest  and you have a grub problem, its most likely the European Chafer Beatle. The life cycle of the European chafer (Rhizotrogus majalis) consists of four main stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. Adult beetles emerge in late spring to early summer, typically from May to July, and lay around 20 to 30 eggs in the soil. These eggs hatch after about two weeks, producing larvae that feed on the roots of grass and other plants for