LOS GATOS LAWN

Proper watering and fertilizing routines can help you keep your lawn healthy and beautiful. But over time, the soil in your lawn will become compacted due to heavy concentration of Adobe Clay in our area. This prevents water and nutrients from reaching the grass roots. Aerating opens up the lawn and allows water and nutrients to enrich the soil, helping your grass grow to its full potential... Grubs are beetle larvae that grown in the soil, just below the surface at the root zone. They survive off eating grass roots, and can quickly destroy an entire lawn. Once the roots are eaten, it takes between 3 and 10 days for the lawn to turn brown and die. The easiest sign you may have a grub problem, is the appearance of Crows. More than 4 or 5 Crows on your lawn is them telling you you have a problem, so you better deal with it quickly.