Grub & Armyworm Control in Rolling Fields, Columbia, TN

Grubs and armyworms can destroy a Rolling Fields lawn with surprising speed. Grubs live underground and eat your grass at the root system. This makes your turf unable to survive the intense Middle Tennessee summer heat or the recent water rate increases here in Columbia. When you see the damage, it is often too late for safe treatments. I apply a preventive solution using a novel chemistry that controls both grubs and armyworms simultaneously. This method is bee-safe and prevents insects from building resistance to the treatment.

Armyworms are much more dramatic. These pests arrive when moths migrate north from Florida. When the conditions are perfect, populations explode and can eat an entire lawn overnight. It is a devastating sight; there are so many larvae that the ground actually looks like it is moving. They usually start along your shrub lines and work their way outward. Because these infestations are unpredictable, I include this protection in my standard plan to catch them before they hit. This also handles Japanese beetles, as their larval stage is simply a grub. My goal is to remove these pests so your grass can use its energy to stay healthy instead of fighting off an infestation.