Short-Winged Mole Cricket

The Short-Winged Mole Cricket is a lawn-damaging insect that is found mainly in Florida and Georgia attacking Bahiagrass and Bermudagrass. Also known as Scapteriscus abbreviates, lawn damage caused by this species of mole cricket usually occurs in late summer and early fall.

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Southern Mole Cricket

The Southern Mole Cricket is a lawn-damaging insect primarily found in the southern parts of the United States—particularly in the coastal regions. Also known as Scapteriscus borellii, lawn damage caused by this lawn pest usually occurs from late July through September.

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Sugar Cane Beetle

The Sugar Cane Beetle is a lawn-damaging insect that primarily feeds on sugar cane but can also cause damage in home lawns. Also known as Tomarus subtropicus, this lawn pest inhabits any area where sugar cane is grown, mainly along the Gulf Coast. Lawn damage is only caused by grubs and typically occurs from September through November.

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Tawny Mole Cricket

The Tawny Mole Cricket is a lawn-damaging insect that is primarily found in the southern coastal states attacking Bahiagrass and Bermudagrass. Also known as Scapteriscus vicinus, this damage from this lawn pest usually occurs in late summer and early fall.

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Cranberry Girdler

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Bluegrass Sod Webworm

The Bluegrass Sod Webworm is a lawn-damaging insect known for attacking Kentucky Bluegrass, Perennial Ryegrass, Fine Fescue and Creeping Bentgrass. Also known as Parapediasia teterrella, this lawn pest infests yards as both a caterpillar and moth, affecting much of the Northeast and Midwest.

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