Several species of grubs in the scarab family (the group to which the familiar Japanese Beetle belongs) occur in Maryland.

Ohio State Extension’s illustrated guide “Identification of White Grubs in Turfgrass ... beetles mate and lay eggs in the soil, the larvae, or grubs, of that new generation will not cause ...

Finding holes in your lawn but no sign of what could be causing them? These pests might well be the culprits — and what to do ...

Aside from these disturbed patches of grass, you may be dealing with grubs if you find lots of C-shaped, white grubs in your soil ... or damaged flower bulbs, or garden produce that’s marred ...

Fortunately, they seldom attack garden plants such as broccoli, tomatoes, and beans. Once the female mates, it lays eggs in the soil, which spend ten months developing underground. “The insect ...

Joe Barker, a British garden maintenance expert and pest ... Tip out any pots where plants have collapsed and examine the soil. Look for white grubs with brown heads; these are the root-damaging ...

The bugs emerge from the soil as temperatures warm ... The emerging larvae of June bugs are known as white grubs. It's not completely clear how the well-known moniker came about, but it's likely ...

Having a garden is a beautiful thing ... on your most verdant grass. “Chafer grubs can be found in the soil under the loose turf. They have stout white bodies curved in a C shape, light brown ...

Discolored, unhealthy grass picked apart by animals may signal a grub worm infestation. Treating them with this could be your saving grace or a big mistake.