Have you noticed small, spiralled heaps on the surface of your lawn in the morning and been left scratching your head? Those ...

Get rid of 'worm casts' in your garden with this simple method Your lawn's unexpected soil mounds are more than just a mess; they're a sign of vibrant life.

Large amounts of newly hatched worms can completely destroy grass in lawns and gardens, as well as sod plantings, hayfields, and alfalfa fields, according to Virginia Tech. What can you do about them?

Worm predators include birds, rats, mice, moles, toads, turtles, snakes and even ants. Nightcrawlers may leave small cone-shaped piles of “dirt” (called middens) in the middle of a lawn or ...

Grub worms are small beetle larvae that feed on grass roots and leave behind a path of destruction. Nick Reina, owner of Northstar Lawn Care in St. Louis Park, says there are ways to protect your ...

Our backyard is covered in worm poop. You undoubtedly have experienced earthworms of late and maybe even their castings. I know I am getting lots of questions about those lumps of soil all over lawns.