Grubs

Are you having problems with bald patches in your lawn? There’s a good chance that grubs are the culprits! These small, white larvae of beetles such as the cockchafer and the rose chafer can cause considerable damage. They eat the roots of your grass, causing the lawn to lose its vitality and eventually develop brown, dead patches. Luckily, September is the perfect month to take action. In this blog, you can read why now is the time to combat grubs, and which methods – from chemical control to biological solutions such as nematodes – work best. What Are Grubs and...

Grubs can be a real nuisance for gardeners. These larvae feed on the roots of grass and other plants, causing them to wilt and die. Fortunately, there are several ways to tackle these pests. In this blog, we share some effective tips for combating grubs, with a special focus on the use of organic nematodes. Usage the tips by Nematodes In return for Pests to fungus gnats at eliminate and concern for An fresh, safe environment. What are chafer grubs? Grubs are the larvae of various types of beetles, such as cockchafers and June beetles. They are cream-coloured with a brown head and a curved body. How do you recognize grubs? Grubs are usually cream or white...