Lawn Diseases
- Red Thread- Identifiable in lawn areas as a pink growing fungus
- Snow Mold- Dead circular areas in the lawn, usually in colder seasons
- Rust Disease- Orange colored fungus growing on the blades of grass
Although these aren’t all the diseases that you may encounter, these are the most common ones that you will see here in Bellingham and other parts of Whatcom county. Whatcom Lawns is fully capable of diagnosing and eliminating these nuisances from your yard or cleaning up the damage that has occurred.
Grub Control
Whatcom Lawns offers grub control for your lawn. We suggest this treatment twice a year; early Spring to discourage grub larvae and early Fall to discourage crane fly activity. Grub control is beneficial for you lawn for several reasons listed below:
- Prevention of Lawn Damage: Grubs, the larvae of certain beetles, feed on grassroots, causing significant damage to the lawn. Grub control helps prevent this damage by targeting and eliminating these larvae before they can harm the grass.
- Promotion of Healthy Turf: By preventing grub infestations, you maintain the health of your turf. Grubs can create patches of dead or dying grass, and controlling them ensures a lush and green lawn.
- Reduced Attraction to Pests: Grubs are a food source for various pests, such as birds, moles and voles, and other insects. Effective grub control reduces the attractiveness of your lawn to these pests, preventing further issues.
- Cost Savings: Repairing a lawn damaged by grubs can be expensive. Investing in grub control is a proactive measure that can save you money in the long run by avoiding the need for extensive lawn restoration.
- Conservation of Water and Nutrients: Grubs disrupt the absorption of water and nutrients by damaging grassroots. By controlling grubs, you optimize the lawn’s ability to absorb essential elements for growth, leading to improved overall turf health.
- Preservation of Aesthetic Appeal: A well-maintained lawn enhances the aesthetic appeal of your property. Grub control contributes to a visually pleasing lawn by preventing unsightly brown patches and promoting a uniform, healthy appearance.
In summary, grub control is good for your lawn as it protects against damage, supports turf health, reduces pest attraction, saves costs, conserves resources, and maintains the aesthetic quality of your outdoor space.
