YARD & LAWN PEST

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Caterpillars that feed aggressively on grass blades and can quickly destroy large sections of lawn if left untreated.

Small beetles whose larvae feed on grass stems and roots, causing yellowing, thinning, and dead patches in turf.

Tiny mites commonly found in grassy and wooded areas. Their bites can cause intense itching and skin irritation.

Ground-dwelling insects that can damage young plants and create burrows throughout lawns and landscapes.

Caterpillars that feed at night and sever young plants near the soil line, damaging gardens and ornamental beds.

Brown insects with forceps-like pincers that feed on flowers, vegetables, and ornamental plants.

Tiny jumping parasites that feed on the blood of animals and humans. Fleas often develop in shaded lawns and pet areas.

The larval stage of various beetles. They feed on grass roots, causing brown patches and attracting wildlife that digs for food.

Metallic green beetles that feed on leaves, flowers, and ornamental plants, often leaving behind skeletonized foliage.

Small jumping insects that feed on plant sap and can spread plant diseases to turf and landscape plants.

Burrowing insects that tunnel through soil and feed on roots, causing thinning turf and raised tunnels.

Flying insects that breed in standing water and can transmit diseases to humans and pets.