Not all the grub control products on store shelves will be effective this spring. Here’s how to choose and use the right one for your lawn.

In spring or early summer, apply a preventative grub control product, such as Scotts® GrubEx®1 to your lawn, following label directions. This is especially important if you've had problems with …

Does your lawn have bare patches in late summer and autumn? You could have grub worms if so, but the odds are high that you won't need grub control at all.

Grub worms can damage your lawn's root system. Discover methods of lawn grub control with this useful how-to article.

Grub Control: How to get rid of grubs in the lawn Return to Lawn Agent Articles Grubs are one of the areas most common and destructive lawn pests. They cause the lawn to decline or die out …

Learn what grubs look like, how to identify grub damage in your yard and how to get rid of grubs in your lawn and garden with the experts at HGTV.

Today I share when to apply grub control to your lawn to treat an existing grub problem, and also to prevent future grub issues in your turf.

There are a variety of ways to get rid of lawn grubs, from organic solutions and chemical treatments to hiring a professional to help you eradicate the problem.

These c-shaped grubs feast on organic matter in the soil leaving behind dead, brown patches of lawn in their wake. Knowing when to apply grub control is key to controlling these insect pests.

Use grub control when you notice signs of infestation, such as brown spots. It's best applied during spring and summer to kill live grubs.