Cutworms in St. Charles County Lawns: Nighttime Damage and How to Stop It
Cutworms chew grass off at the base overnight and can wipe out a new seeding fast. Here is how to spot the damage, tell them from armyworms, and treat your lawn.
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Practical advice for St. Charles County homeowners. Written with local Missouri lawns in mind.
Mole Crickets in Missouri Lawns: Rare but Destructive — What to Watch For
Mole crickets are rare in Missouri, but tunneling damage is easy to mistake for moles, grubs, or drought. Here is how to check your St. Charles County lawn and what to do if you find them.
Billbugs in Lawns: Root-Feeding Weevils and How to Stop Them
Billbugs hollow out grass stems from the inside, and the damage shows up in August. Here is how to tell billbugs from grubs or drought and what to do about them in St. Charles County.
Sod Webworms in St. Charles County: Night-Feeding Caterpillars and How to Stop Them
Sod webworms feed at night and leave brown patches in late summer. Here is how to confirm them, treat them, and protect your St. Charles County lawn.
White Grubs in Your Lawn: Japanese Beetles, June Bugs, and Masked Chafers
White grubs chew grassroots and leave brown patches in late summer. Here is how to identify Japanese beetle, June bug, and masked chafer larvae — and when to treat.
Large Patch Disease in Zoysia Lawns: What St. Charles County Homeowners Need to Know
Those big tan patches in your zoysia lawn are probably large patch disease. Here is how to tell it apart from brown patch and dormancy, and what to do about it this fall.
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