Are you dealing with a lawn mite infestation? It can be frustrating and overwhelming when pests overrun your outdoor space. But luckily, there are ways to get rid of them! In this article, we’ll discuss how to tackle a lawn mite problem from the experts in lawn care. We’ll cover all aspects...
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It is a common misconception for homeowners to think that when they see a grub then there is a problem. Here in North Texas lives approximately 12 species of grubs and only 2 of those grubs actually feed on the roots of turf grass. Even then, they can only cause damage in very large numbers.
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There are polka dots on my plants!
The Four-Lined Plant Bug, Poecilocapsus lineatus, has both a nymph stage and an adult stage. It only has one generation per season, which does help cut down on how much damage it does. The nymphs feed from late April through May, then find a mate, lay eggs, and die...
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These garden and indoor plant pests can seem to come out of nowhere.
These garden and indoor plant pests can seem to come out of nowhere. You may not even realize they’ve taken up residence in your garden until you move or shake a plant that has been infested. All of sudden, a cloud of small...
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Pill bugs, depending on their population, can be bad or good in the garden.
The pill bug, Armadillidium vulgare, is a crustacean related to the arachnipod. They have a hard, segmented exoskeleton that is light to dark grey, and seven pairs of legs. They look like tiny armadillos! When on the defensive,...
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