Pests, Weeds, and Lawn Disease

Buzzing with life: A look at the beneficial and pesky insects in your Florida lawn

Keeping your Florida lawn thriving: Guarding your sod against summer pests and problems

Weed control strategy

Preventing and treating fungal lawn diseases

Dealing with disease: large patch

Large patch is a Rhizoctonia fungus that hits St. Augustine and zoysia lawns when soil temperatures drop to about 70 degrees, spreading in yellow to tan rings from fall into spring. How to recognize it, prevent it, and treat it.

Got sod webworms?

Sod webworms are the caterpillars of small lawn moths, and they chew Florida St. Augustine and zoysia lawns down to the soil at night. How to spot them, confirm them with a soap flush, and get rid of them.

Soap flush test

Remove mole food source to stop invasion

Be on the Lookout for the Most Common Lawn Weeds

If you live in Florida and have noticed unwanted visitors in your lawn or garden, read our blog for our list of the most common lawn weeds and how to eradicate them!

Bayside Sod’s Top Florida Yard & Lawn Pest Control Solutions

As a Florida homeowner, you know that lawn pests are no laughing matter. Having a good lawn pest control plan is crucial to keep your grass looking its best. Read more in our blog.