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The Sod Webworms Problem

Sod webworms are named after the characteristic silk-or web-lined burrows that the larvae form in the thatch and soil under the turf.


Sod webworms feed almost exclusively on grasses, thus all turfgrass species are susceptible to feeding.


Green Garden Landscaping places great importance on eco-friendly solutions, ensuring that our treatments have a minimal impact on the environment.

Green Garden Landscaping's Effective Sod Webworm Treatment for a Beautiful, Pest-Free Lawn

Green Garden Landscaping's Sod Webworm Treatment is the solution to one of the most common and troublesome lawn pests.

๏ปฟSod webworms are the larvae of small, inconspicuous moths that can wreak havoc on your beautiful lawn by feeding on the grass, leaving behind unsightly brown patches.

Our expert team is well-equipped to identify and effectively combat these pests.

Sod Webworms Control Frequently Asked Questions

If you need more information regarding sod webworms control, we compile these frequently asked questions to help you.

  • How do I know if I have sod webworms?

    Sod webworm moths zigzagging across the lawn at dusk are an early warning of a probable infestation. 

    Examine the lawn for evidence of insect activity if a sod webworm infestation is detected. At ground level, small patches of grass will be nibbled off. Green fecal pellets and fresh cuttings are also common. 


    If you are 100% sure that there are sod webworms infesting your lawn a sod webworms control service is a must, call a trusted pest control company, like Green Garden Landscaping to help get rid of sod webworms.

  • What will kill sod webworms?

    We advocate applying a pesticide containing BT to destroy sod webworms without turning to heavy-duty pesticides (Bacillus thuringiensis). 

    This naturally occurring bacteria will kill the larvae while causing no harm to other helpful insects. You can also apply a granular insecticide to drive those pesky bugs away. 


    Carbaryl and acephate are two commonly used pesticides for treating sod webworm infestations. Alternatives such as spinosad and synthetic pyrethroids are also effective. The best time to use these insecticides is at night, when the sod webworms are most active and a lawn care is needed for pest control service. 


    To know more suggestion and tips about effective products that can help get rid of sod webworms, contact us right now!

  • When should I treat my landscape for sod webworms?

    Starting in early spring, treatments should be done every two months during the warm season. 

    Sod webworm infestations are best treated when they are young, before they cause significant damage. They'll start to mature into adults by early october and become much more difficult to control. 


    Do your maintencance or treating in the late afternoon or early evening, exactly before these pests emerge to feed, to maximize your impact. 


    Hiring a pest control company in Sanford for sod webworms control service can help you to know the best and efficient way to get rid of sod webworms, contact us right now at 

    (919) 478-1852.

  • Will my lawn recover from sod webworms?

    Yes, depending on the intensity of the webworm infestation, the lawn might be severely damaged, and the grass would be unable to grow owing to a lack of chlorophyll to photosynthesize. 

    Even if the roots are not harmed by the sod webworm, it may not recover due to the reasons stated above. 


    To prevent this from happening, call Green Garden Landscaping at (919) 478-1852 and schedule a sod webworms control service.

  • How long do sod webworms last?

    Sod webworms are endemic to the United States and have a one-year lifespan, unlike many invasive pests. 

    They are notorious for wreaking havoc on household lawns, but they also wreak havoc on golf course greens, cemeteries, and other sites that are frequently exposed to sunlight. 


    Getting rid of sod webworms can help you prevent this happening to your own lawn, contact us at (919) 478-1852.