2023年5月16日 · Fall armyworms (Spodoptera frugiperda) can eat your grass very quickly. Learn about treatment, damage, and how to deal with these invasive lawn pests.

2024年8月22日 · Although small, armyworms often appear in groups and are voracious eaters—left to their own devices, an infestation can ruin a lawn in a matter of days. It’s best to identify and treat problems...

2023年3月23日 · Destructive and tenacious, armyworm invaders devour everything in their path — including your lawn. Here's how to mount a counterattack. Armyworms are so named because they invade in large numbers like a battalion of plant-eating soldiers, leaving a path of lawn death and destruction behind them.

2024年8月13日 · Learn how to identify, prevent, and manage fall armyworm infestations. Implement effective monitoring and control techniques to protect your lawn, plants, and crops.

The first sign of armyworms is often small, brown patches of grass throughout your lawn. They might chew or leave the grass looking ragged, and in some areas, the grass might be eaten all the way to the ground. If you have bare spots on your lawn, armyworms might be the culprit.

2024年7月18日 · Learn how to get rid of armyworms to protect your lawn from damage. Read this guide for tips on prompt and proper treatment of armyworms in your landscape.

2024年9月3日 · Learn how to get rid of armyworms to protect your lawn from these grass-loving caterpillars. Our expert-approved guide lists four effective strategies.

Find the best ways to get rid of fall armyworms and protect your plants and grass. Full-grown fall armyworm caterpillars — which cause the damage to your lawn — are 1 1/2 to 2 inches long. They can be identified by their nearly hairless, striped bodies and an upside-down Y …

2023年10月21日 · Fall armyworms can have a devastating impact on your lawn. These large, destructive, brown-striped caterpillars eat through plant tissue, damaging grass and causing brown patches to appear.

2024年11月14日 · Fall armyworms feed any time of the day and are generally easy to see. Included are pictures for identifying and sampling armyworms in turfgrass and a table of available chemical controls for homeowners. Armyworms are most notably seen “marching” in large numbers across lawns.