White grubs, commonly known as masked chafers, are fat, cream-colored, brown-headed larvae that can be pests of turfgrass. Now gardeners, golf-course owners, and growers who have been battling masked ...

The most popular gardening question I have been asked recently: How do I get rid of chafers in my lawn? Unlike many other problems in the garden that often have straightforward solutions, eliminating ...

A new article explains the biology of white grubs, also known as masked chafers, and discusses options for managing them. White grubs, commonly known as masked chafers, are fat, cream-colored, ...

Answer: Rose chafers are found throughout Minnesota, especially in areas with sandy soils, such as ours. They feed on the foliage of many plants, but primarily feed on the blossoms of roses and ...