Alamosa Lawn Aeration

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Alamosa Lawn Treatment Articles

How to get rid of lawn grubs

The yellow and brown spots are caused by grubs feeding on lawn roots. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member Jeffrey G. of Greensboro, N.C.)

Dear Angie: What is the best way to deal with lawn grubs? I am in Maine and they are getting worse every year, along with the crows and skunks that are tearing up the sod to eat them.

Homeowners reveal lawn care scams and shoddy service

Angie’s List member Carolyn S. of Henderson, Nev., said her lawn turned brown three months after a lawn care company started fertilizing it. When she confronted her technician, he blamed the damage on rabbits.

Angie's List members report multiple instances of lawn care scams, sloppy work and horrible customer service. Avoid a scam and find tips for hiring a high-quality lawn fertilization and treatment service.

How to prevent weeds with pre-emergent herbicide

Using a pre-emergent herbicide application can help you achieve the lush, green lawn of your dreams. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member Susan P. of Palm Harbor, Fla.)

A highly rated Dallas lawn treatment and fertilization company explains why pre-emergent herbicides are an essential step necessary for achieving the lush, green lawn of your dreams.

What are the brown patches on my lawn?

Unsightly brown patches caused by brown patch fungus can be mitigated with proper mowing, fertilizer applications or chemical control. (Photo courtesy of Bug Out Service)

If you have noticed brown patches on your lawn following a string of warm, humid weather, your turfgrass may have a disease known as brown patch fungus.