Milky spore is a very popular organic way to control lawn grubs in residential yards around the country. It’s a naturally occurring bacteria that helps to control Japanese beetle grubs, a common lawn pest which can wreak havoc on lawns and (at maturity) ornamental gardens. There are different products and forms of milky spore available to homeowners, each with different advantages and disadvantages. Today, I’ll be comparing milky spore granules vs powder to help you choose the best product for your lawn application.

Grubs are one of the most common and damaging lawn pests in the United States. They can quickly destroy a beautiful, well-maintained lawn, making it look unsightly and unhealthy. Today, I’m bringing you my Milky Spore vs GrubEx comparison, to help you choose the best option to get grubs out of your lawn.

Worried about ticks in your yard? There are ways to get rid of them, and this doesn’t have to include dangerous chemicals. One of the best things you can do to combat ticks on your property is good yard maintenance. This includes mowing, removing leaf clutter, and raking up smaller vegetation. You can also use a homemade tick spray for your yard. Keep scrolling to find some great DIY recipes for homemade tick spray that you can use on your property, as well as some commercially available natural products you can use if you don’t want to make your own.

You’ve already read up on the ways you can kill grubs in your lawn. Let’s discuss when you should use each of the potential treatments, both chemical and natural. Like many other things you do in life, timing is everything. Doing a lawn care task at the right time of year can make the difference between success and failure, so in this article, I will share when to apply grub control – explaining the right time of year to perform this task for different treatments.

After all the hard work you put in to make your lawn shine, the last thing you want are moles tearing it up. Moles are particularly attracted to the most lush, well-manicured lawns—the ones with thriving ecosystems, and lots of food in the way of worms, and other insects. In this article I’ll talk about why your lawn may have moles, and tell you how to get rid of moles in yard and lawns once and for all.