Armyworm Care for Cumming Lawns

We Provide Armyworm Treatments to Protect Your Grass

Armyworms can be especially frustrating because they may damage large areas of turf before you realize what's happening. Young caterpillars feed on grass blades, and larger larvae can consume even more as they grow. Signs of an armyworm problem may include chewed grass blades, thinning turf, expanding brown areas, or caterpillars visible in the lawn. Birds gathering to feed on insects may also be a clue that something is going on. At Lawn Care of Cumming, we help address armyworm activity with treatments selected for the pest and your lawn's needs. Identifying the problem early is important because armyworms can feed quickly when populations are high. Treatment timing matters, too. Younger caterpillars are often easier to control than larger larvae, so waiting until your lawn looks like a grass graveyard can make the situation harder to manage. In other words, don't wait for the entire army to set up camp before taking action.