Grub & Armyworm Control in Claremont, Columbia, TN

Grubs and armyworms are the two biggest threats to your turf in Columbia. Grubs are particularly sneaky because they eat your grass from the roots up. This weakens your lawn, making it harder for your grass to survive the intense heat and the rising water costs we are seeing here in Maury County. My approach is to stop them before you see the damage. I use a novel, bee-safe chemistry that controls both grubs and armyworms simultaneously. Because this chemistry is so new, insects cannot develop a resistance to it.

Armyworms are much more dramatic. Every few years, moths migrate north and a massive population explosion can occur. When that happens, they move outward from your shrub lines and can eat an entire lawn overnight. It is a sight to see; the ground actually looks like it is moving because there are so many larvae. I apply my treatment preventively as part of my standard plan to head off these outbreaks. This also handles the larval stage of Japanese beetles, which are an ornamental pest but rely on your turf to survive. I do not use heavy, harsh chemicals like Dylox that you shouldn't be breathing in. Instead, I focus on proactive, effective protection that keeps your lawn resilient against pests and environmental stress.