Armyworms are a pest for any homeowner. This aggressive parasite can often appear in plague-like proportions and wreak havoc over your healthy, fresh lawn every summer. These worm infestations can threaten any yard if left untreated, so it’s best to understand how to treat them and how to maintain a healthy lawn all year round. This blog will explain all about the threat of armyworms and what you can do as a homeowner to protect your property and curb value. What Are Armyworms? Armyworms are actually not a worm at all. They are a caterpillar that is the most prevalent on grass and turf in the summer months. They prefer only to eat healthy grass, so if your lawn is healthy and well-maintained, it’s best to look out for these worms in the summer. They are prone to repeat infestations, so any form of pest maintenance will be ongoing. What Damage do They Cause? They can cause a lot of damage to healthy turf. They work in very large numbers to eat away at the green leaf in yards and gardens. Large numbers exist because moth parents lay up to 500 eggs in one sitting – multiply that by seven
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