But when the population reached numbers as we have seen recently there is a possibility that a large number of grass leatherjackets full year ahead will see.
On this point, nothing can be done. Female flies lay eggs and will in a few days after the first snow. But next year, topical application can be directed to your area, which will prevent leatherjackets doing great damage. If you have any suspicions that you may have fleas, do the following steps are taken to determine if you need us call:
1) Select the four areas that seem damaged, or where land birds such as Robins and starlings seem to converge.
2) Use a butter knife, cut six inches by six inches square in the grass. Carefully peel the grass.
3) The first expression leatherjackets to feed on grass roots, that is where they will be very visible. Next, check your side of the grass samples for larvae. Finally, rest a few sample ideas about the number of leatherjackets grass planted in soil.
4) Carefully replace the patch of grass
5) Multiply the number four leatherjackets find the number per square foot to get. Repeat the process three times the average amount per square foot leatherjackets into your pages.
Depending on the number of leatherjackets per square foot, follow these steps:
0-25 do anything, it's normal level. Unless the young grass there is no reason to treat it.
25-30 Consider measures to combat the problem. Depending on the health of your lawn, you may need to apply the treatment.
50-80 Call Chris Orser Landscaping, scheduled meetings. This level of contamination and should be treated in order to maintain lawn health.
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