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Keep your lawn maintained. “If you’re mowing regularly, the ants don’t like it,” says Benson. “Mowing helps disrupt developing mounds.” Eliminate obvious food sources. Clean up fallen fruit and ...

Solutions for grubs vary from using pesticides to simply monitoring the damage and following best lawn care practices to maintain healthy turf. Grubs are an undercover lawn problem. They stealthily ...

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According to Mihail Velev, a pest technician at Fantastic Pest Control, this is because grubs usually thrive in thin, poorly watered lawns, where roots are weak and easily made into a meal.

Scotts: “How to Control Lawn Grubs” Larvae are burrowing through dark soil, appearing wriggly and segmented amidst small rocks and organic matter surrounding them.© N-sky/Getty Images ...

Lawn grubs on soil (Image credit: Shutterstock) If you are noticing a lot of mound-free holes, this could be the handy work of lawn grubs. Essentially, grubs are baby insects – also known as larvae.

Lawn grubs can cause major damage to your lawn, killing grass by eating the roots. Dead grass, animal and bird activity, and loose turf are common signs you might have lawn grubs.