Category: Garden Worms

When it comes to getting rid of cutworms, bacillus thuringiensis (bt) and spinosad are the best insecticides. It is very important to pick the right pesticide for control because cutworms can do a...

According to LawnStarter, there is no clinical proof that Epsom salt can virtually kill cutworms (or any bugs) on touch. Essential Home and Garden indicates Epsom salt as a normally recommended...

If your lawn is lifeless or spongy, you may have grub worms. Grub worms, larvae of various beetle species, may severely damage  lawn or grass by eating its roots. If unchecked, grub worms may...

White grubs are widespread in lawns and gardens. These plump, C-shaped larvae feed on plant roots underneath. Grub worms may harm pets and plants, so it's important to understand their effects. In...

The larvae of numerous beetle species, sometimes referred to as white grubs or grub worms, are a danger to gardens and lawns. Effective pest control requires a thorough understanding of their life...

Ladybugs are viewed as good luck symbols throughout history and in many cultures. Some people think that counting the ladybug's spots can tell you how many years of good luck you'll have. Others...