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A green, healthy lawn adds to the inviting look of a property's landscape. To maintain a healthy lawn, property owners should always make sure that management processes are done frequently. One very vital management processes for landscapes is lawn pest control.
Generally, mild chemicals are used for standard lawn pest control. Strong chemicals should only be used if the pests in your lawn become a nuisance. Lawn pest control is therefore a broad term that should encompass in-depth knowledge of pests, proper use of chemicals and understanding each lawn's needs. All these aspects make lawn pest control better left to professionals like Olathe weed control.
Common causes of lawn pest infestation
*Overgrown lawn grass- If you have ignored mowing your lawn for a long time, the grass may grow to heights that would perfectly hide even larger pests such as rodents. Good lawn pest control methods should also include the mowing service to ensure that the grass is in the recommended height.
*Extremely cold and dry seasons- some lawn pests survive better in cold seasons while other enjoy dry conditions. Understanding the current season in your area therefore helps in identification of lawn pests.
*Region- There are those particular lawn pests that are known to infest certain areas. Olathe weed control understands the common pests that affect lawns in this city and hence are able to offer the best and working solution for lawn pest control.
*Improper watering- overwatering your lawn can leave stagnant water that may attract water-loving pests. Conversely, if you don't water your lawn adequately, the grass may dry, attracting pests to your landscape.
*Size of the lawn- If you own extensive lawns, it becomes hard to manage every aspect of lawn care processes. If your large yard is not worked on for long, a pest infestation is likely to occur. The dedicated and skilled team in Olathe weed control, not only helps you with lawn pest control but also keeps your large lawns tuned up every time.
Signs of lawn pest infestation
People seeking for lawn pest control services are likely to have observed signs on the surface. But did you know that underground pest damage can also cause adverse harm to your lawn? Signs of underground pest infestation include drying up of the grass on lawns due to missing roots and holes all over the yard.The common surface signs of pest infestation in lawns include bite marks on the lawn grass and dry or brown patches on the lawn.
If you observe that your lawn has become a congregating place for birds, you should contact Olathe Weed Control as there is a high probability that your lawn has a pest infestation. Birds gather in one place if there is a significant amount of pests to feed on. While birds are a natural method of lawn pest control, they can also destroy lawns if they keep digging allover your lawn looking for bugs.
Common lawn pests
*Aphids- Almost all parts of the globe has a species of this insect. You will commonly find this lawn pest under leaves of grass or other plants growing on the lawn. If not correctly managed, aphids can attract other agents such as ants due to the sticky fluid that they produce upon feeding. Control of aphids is done using biological insecticides.
*Grubs- This is a hardy lawn pest that can survive even the winter season. Since grubs eat grassroots, they are likely to hide underground where they are hard to be detected. Leaving the detection and control of Grubs to Olathe weed control will save you time and the hassle.
*Ants- Although ants don't pose direct damage to lawns, they can be a nuisance if present in large numbers. Luckily, it is easy to detect ant infestations as they, in most cases, leave heaped soil behind.
*Grasshoppers- Regardless of whether they are on their nymph or mature stages, grasshoppers are considered one of the lawn insects that can cause severe damage. Did you know that an adult grasshopper can eat half its body weight of green matter in a day? With this heavy feeding, there is no doubt that a grasshopper infestation should be dealt with before it gets out of hand. Biological insecticides control grasshoppers.
*Moles- Have you noticed raised soil on several areas on your lawn? This may be a sign of mole infestation. Moles are capable of bringing a very displeasing look on your lawn within a very short time. Pesticides and baited traps are used to eliminate these pests.
*Cutworm- As the name suggests, these worms cut stems of plants to feed on them. Cutworms are a major threat to young plants on your lawn. The popular cutworm remedy is spraying the lawn with a bacterium that, when consumed, kills the cutworm larvae.
*Chinch bugs- These are sap-sucking pests commonly found in lawns during summer. Chinch bugs have a maturity period of utmost 40 days. The mature female Chinch bugs lay eggs that develop into nymphs; the sap-sucking agents. The sign of infestation is brown patches that extended as the pest continues breeding.
With all these viable lawn pests, it is clear that looking for lawn pest control services is inevitable. A valuable tip for any lawn owners is leaving all the lawn work, including fertilizing, mowing, weed, pest and diseases control to one professional. Olathe weed control is more than ready to customize the lawn pest control service to suit all the needs of your lawn.
When it comes to lawn pest control, vigilance is crucial as infestation is better managed if detected at an early stage. Don't let pests destroy your lawn to the extent that it is no longer a center of attraction. Schedule an inspection with Olathe weed control today.
Generally, mild chemicals are used for standard lawn pest control. Strong chemicals should only be used if the pests in your lawn become a nuisance. Lawn pest control is therefore a broad term that should encompass in-depth knowledge of pests, proper use of chemicals and understanding each lawn's needs. All these aspects make lawn pest control better left to professionals like Olathe weed control.
Common causes of lawn pest infestation
*Overgrown lawn grass- If you have ignored mowing your lawn for a long time, the grass may grow to heights that would perfectly hide even larger pests such as rodents. Good lawn pest control methods should also include the mowing service to ensure that the grass is in the recommended height.
*Extremely cold and dry seasons- some lawn pests survive better in cold seasons while other enjoy dry conditions. Understanding the current season in your area therefore helps in identification of lawn pests.
*Region- There are those particular lawn pests that are known to infest certain areas. Olathe weed control understands the common pests that affect lawns in this city and hence are able to offer the best and working solution for lawn pest control.
*Improper watering- overwatering your lawn can leave stagnant water that may attract water-loving pests. Conversely, if you don't water your lawn adequately, the grass may dry, attracting pests to your landscape.
*Size of the lawn- If you own extensive lawns, it becomes hard to manage every aspect of lawn care processes. If your large yard is not worked on for long, a pest infestation is likely to occur. The dedicated and skilled team in Olathe weed control, not only helps you with lawn pest control but also keeps your large lawns tuned up every time.
Signs of lawn pest infestation
People seeking for lawn pest control services are likely to have observed signs on the surface. But did you know that underground pest damage can also cause adverse harm to your lawn? Signs of underground pest infestation include drying up of the grass on lawns due to missing roots and holes all over the yard.The common surface signs of pest infestation in lawns include bite marks on the lawn grass and dry or brown patches on the lawn.
If you observe that your lawn has become a congregating place for birds, you should contact Olathe Weed Control as there is a high probability that your lawn has a pest infestation. Birds gather in one place if there is a significant amount of pests to feed on. While birds are a natural method of lawn pest control, they can also destroy lawns if they keep digging allover your lawn looking for bugs.
Common lawn pests
*Aphids- Almost all parts of the globe has a species of this insect. You will commonly find this lawn pest under leaves of grass or other plants growing on the lawn. If not correctly managed, aphids can attract other agents such as ants due to the sticky fluid that they produce upon feeding. Control of aphids is done using biological insecticides.
*Grubs- This is a hardy lawn pest that can survive even the winter season. Since grubs eat grassroots, they are likely to hide underground where they are hard to be detected. Leaving the detection and control of Grubs to Olathe weed control will save you time and the hassle.
*Ants- Although ants don't pose direct damage to lawns, they can be a nuisance if present in large numbers. Luckily, it is easy to detect ant infestations as they, in most cases, leave heaped soil behind.
*Grasshoppers- Regardless of whether they are on their nymph or mature stages, grasshoppers are considered one of the lawn insects that can cause severe damage. Did you know that an adult grasshopper can eat half its body weight of green matter in a day? With this heavy feeding, there is no doubt that a grasshopper infestation should be dealt with before it gets out of hand. Biological insecticides control grasshoppers.
*Moles- Have you noticed raised soil on several areas on your lawn? This may be a sign of mole infestation. Moles are capable of bringing a very displeasing look on your lawn within a very short time. Pesticides and baited traps are used to eliminate these pests.
*Cutworm- As the name suggests, these worms cut stems of plants to feed on them. Cutworms are a major threat to young plants on your lawn. The popular cutworm remedy is spraying the lawn with a bacterium that, when consumed, kills the cutworm larvae.
*Chinch bugs- These are sap-sucking pests commonly found in lawns during summer. Chinch bugs have a maturity period of utmost 40 days. The mature female Chinch bugs lay eggs that develop into nymphs; the sap-sucking agents. The sign of infestation is brown patches that extended as the pest continues breeding.
With all these viable lawn pests, it is clear that looking for lawn pest control services is inevitable. A valuable tip for any lawn owners is leaving all the lawn work, including fertilizing, mowing, weed, pest and diseases control to one professional. Olathe weed control is more than ready to customize the lawn pest control service to suit all the needs of your lawn.
When it comes to lawn pest control, vigilance is crucial as infestation is better managed if detected at an early stage. Don't let pests destroy your lawn to the extent that it is no longer a center of attraction. Schedule an inspection with Olathe weed control today.