My contention is that while a grub control treatment or program will perhaps benefit the lawn, the moles will still live happy and fat because their No. 1 food source is earthworms!" ...

For these treatments, you need to use a granular product that contains Imidacloprid. This can be found in the product Hi-Yield Grub Free Zone. ... How to get rid of moles in your yard.

The only lawn-care “treatment” for moles is to apply grub killer, either a nasty toxic chemical or milky spore, a naturally occurring and nontoxic soil organism that’s deadly to the beetle ...

Mole crickets are one of the most destructive turf grass pests in the southeastern U.S. Here's how to send them packing before they devastate your lawn.

Some folks think moles are cute. And, well, they kind of are with their squinty little eyes, oversized paws, and long snouts. But for others, especially homeowners in the Lowcountry, they're ...

Be sure your yard is free of moles before you skip No. 1 in this process. If you take away the mole’s food source and he is in your yard already, he will really tear up your yard looking for food!

Something is creating tunnels and piles of soil in my yard. Is it moles or gophers and what should I do? B.L., Broken Arrow There are some basic facts about these pests that will help you sort ...

Most homeowners take great pride in keeping their lawns and yards beautiful. While there are many critters that can become a nuisance in your yard, there is one intruder that can quickly turn a ...

Moles can be tricky to get rid of because of their extensive tunnel systems and the abundant food sources, but knowing more about these unwelcome guests can help you kick them to the curb. SAVE 50 ...