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Palm Bay Landscaping Service:
Top Grade Landscaping Co.
875 37th Ave
Vero Beach, FL. 32960
Office: (321) 209-5772
Email: info@palmbaylandscaping.com
Top Grade Landscaping Co.
875 37th Ave
Vero Beach, FL. 32960
Office: (321) 209-5772
Email: info@palmbaylandscaping.com
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As the proven tree and landscape service leaders in Palm Bay, we will handle all of your large or small projects, including full lawn care, lawn mowing, fertilizing service, weed control, hedge trimming, tree removal, stump grinding, land clearing, and more! Why take chances with amateur companies who don't have the years of experience that we do? Our Palm Bay, Florida clients turn to us time after time for our reliability, landscape professionalism, and our impeccable dedication to helping local residents and commercial clients in all landscape situations, enhance their property value and curb appeal.
Our Service Area
Our professional team works throughout the greater Florida areas including:
Sebastian
32958
32976
32978
Vero Beach
32960
32962
32963
32966
32967
32968
Palm Bay
32905
32906
32907
32908
32909
32910
32911
Micco
32976
Barefoot Bay
32976
Sebastian
32958
32976
32978
Vero Beach
32960
32962
32963
32966
32967
32968
Palm Bay
32905
32906
32907
32908
32909
32910
32911
Micco
32976
Barefoot Bay
32976
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3 Common Insect Problems
Chinch Bugs
Chinch bugs are a complex of three different species within the Lygaeidae family. They have piercing-sucking mouthparts and they feed on the sap of grass plants. They reside in the thatch area of the turfgrass stand and prefer to feed on the lower leaf sheath and crown area of the plant. The chinch bug can be a major insect pest on home lawns throughout the country. The hairy chinch bug (Blissus hirtus) is the most common species in the Northeast. The hairy chinch bug prefers bentgrasses, but will attack many other lawn grasses as well. The adult chinch bugs are about 3 to 5 mm (1/8 to 1/5 inch) in length and black with white markings on the wings. The wings rest flat over the back of the insect and there is a black spot between the wings. Adults may be long-winged or short-winged. There are five nymphal instars of chinch bus ranging in size from 1 to 3 mm (1/32 to 1/5 inch). The first two nymphal instars are red, with a white band across their abdomen, while the third and fourth instars are orange with wing pads just beginning to appear. The fifth instar is black with wing pads easily visible Read More
Billbugs
Bllbugs and white grubs are insects that damage turf grasses by feeding on the roots.
Heavy infestations of billbugs and white grubs may kill grass or attract mammals, such as skunks, that damage grass when feeding on grubs.Healthy lawns tolerate injury better than lawns in poor condition.
Time insecticide applications for when billbug adults are present.
White grubs are best controlled when a maximum number of young grubs are present in the upper root zone. Billbugs and white grubs are serious pests of turfgrass in parts of Florida. Both groups of insects feed below ground and damage roots or the growing crown area of the plant. Infestations also may attract predators, such as skunks and raccoons, that dig and damage lawns in search of the insects.
Red Imported Fire Ants
Imported fire ants are aggressive, reddish brown to black ants that are 1/8 to 1/4 in long. They construct nests which are often visible as dome-shaped mounds of soil, sometimes as large as 3 feet across and 1 1/2 feet in height (Plate 111). In sandy soils, mounds are flatter and less visible. Fire ants usually build mounds in sunny, open areas such as lawns, pastures, cultivated fields, and meadows, but they are not restricted to these areas. Mounds or nests may be located in rotting logs, around trees and stumps, under pavement and buildings, and occasionally indoors. When their nests are disturbed, numerous fire ants will quickly run out of the mound and attack any intruder. These ants are notorious for their painful, burning sting that results in a pustule and intense itching, which may persist for 10 days. Infections may occur if pustules are broken. Some people have allergic reactions to fire ant stings that range from rashes and swelling to paralysis, or anaphylactic shock. In rare instances, severe allergic reactions cause death.
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