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

Armyworms turned one woman's manicured green lawn into a dry, brown field in two days. The pests are common in the Southeast and are invading new regions like the Northeast and Midwest. The worms ...

Question: Are night crawlers a good thing to have in a healthy lawn? My lawn looks fine, but it is almost impossible to walk on; even with shoes, it feels like walking on rocks. No one can play on ...

Aug. 26—Army worms are on the march, leaving damaged lawns and plants in their wake, but experts say there are ways to get rid of them. "It's almost the perfect environment, because we have all ...

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?

The army worm female can lay over 1,000 eggs. She usually lays them in groups of 50 to several 100. The eggs hatch in two to 10 days. The larva then eats your grass for 14 to 21 days before they ...

TULSA -- Brown spots in lawns across Tulsa could be due to army worms. Army worms are about an inch and a half long with a brown head and a green body with stripes down the side.

Hammerhead worms are an invasive species, and they have recently been spotted in Ohio. The Ohio State University Extension in Trumbull County warned residents earlier this month that a homeowner ...