Pests can turn a healthy lawn into a patchy mess, but not if you act early. In this guide, Nikolai from The Lawn Firm explains how to identify common Canberra lawn pests like grubs, armyworms, and black beetles, and what to do about them. Discover proven treatments, preventative strategies, and the easiest way to protect your grass by leaving it to the experts. Let The Lawn Firm keep your lawn healthy, strong, and pest-free.

Discover how to quickly identify and effectively manage lawn grubs in Canberra with expert tips from Nikolai at The Lawn Firm. With years of local experience, Nikolai explains how to spot early signs of grub infestations, the best preventative measures, and targeted treatments for quick, lasting results. Learn why professional pest management is your best defence for maintaining a healthy, vibrant lawn, free from damaging pests. Let The Lawn Firm protect your lawn - effortlessly and reliably.

Lawn grubs can devastate your grass, causing unsightly brown patches and weakening turf health. Understanding the signs of infestation and implementing effective control measures are crucial for maintaining a lush, green lawn. In Canberra and the ACT, The Lawn Firm offers expert lawn treatments to combat grubs and restore your lawn's vitality. Our comprehensive services include fertilising, weed control, and pest management, tailored to address issues like scarab beetles, armyworms, and other common lawn pests. Trust The Lawn Firm to provide professional treatment packages that keep your lawn healthy and beautiful year-round.

​Armyworms can devastate Canberra lawns, causing rapid discolouration and damage. Understanding their lifecycle and implementing timely control measures are essential to maintain healthy turf. The Lawn Firm offers expert pest management services, including targeted treatments for armyworms, ensuring your lawn remains lush and resilient. Our comprehensive approach encompasses fertilisation, weed control, and tailored lawn care solutions to address the unique challenges faced by homeowners in the ACT region.