Sep. 3—Last week, Signal Mountain resident Kevin Liendecker noticed a brown stretch of grass about 25 feet long in the rear of his backyard. When he looked at the yard a couple of days later, about 15 ...

If your lawn turns from green to brown faster than it usually does, you may want to check for one annoying insect. Armyworms are known to feed on lawns as well as plants and other vegetables. While ...

Armyworms, typically known for marching through hay meadows, have been everywhere lately, including home lawns and landscapes. I even had some munching on my Florida flat-leaf purslane and ...

There’s nothing better than stepping out into your backyard to enjoy a lush green lawn. Anyone who maintains a lawn knows how much care goes into correctly watering and caring for grass. So it can be ...

If your yard looks like it's dying or isn't in the best shape, you could be having an armyworm problem. Armyworms are these one-inch caterpillars that can destroy yards quickly. These insects feed on ...

Tiny, crawling troops are making their way across Ohio, eating turfgrass and crops and leaving a trail of dead plants in their wake. They are fall armyworms, a semi-tropical species that are found all ...

Creepy, crawling troops of pests are invading D.C. area lawns and threatening to take over. They're called armyworms and they can quickly gobble up grass, leaving homeowners who take pride in their ...

In Arkansas, there are two types of armyworms – true armyworms and fall armyworms, according to David Fernandez, Ph.D, Extension livestock specialist and interim dean of graduate studies for the ...

Armyworms can turn a lush, green lawn brown seemingly overnight. Some lawn-care companies are struggling to deal with the influx of customers with the pest. The worm is spreading to new areas, and ...