If your lawn is showing strange signs of damage — particularly in the spring — you could be dealing with a pest you’ve never heard of: the bluegrass weevil.
These tiny beetles are becoming an increasing problem for homeowners and commercial properties across NW Indiana, especially where Kentucky bluegrass or perennial ryegrass are common. At GreenMaker Lawn Care, we’ve been tracking their rise and helping customers stop the damage before it spreads.
Also known as annual bluegrass weevils (ABW), these pests begin life as larvae that feed on the stems and crowns of grass plants. They’re most active in the spring and early summer and can be particularly aggressive in warm, moist conditions.
Bluegrass weevils tend to favor low-mowed areas like lawns, golf course fairways, and sports fields, but they’re now spreading into residential neighborhoods and business properties across Northwest Indiana.
Weevils are tricky — their damage often shows up before most people realize they’re even there. That’s why prevention and timing are key.
GreenMaker Lawn Care offers:
Bluegrass weevils are most vulnerable early in the season — before they mature. If your lawn has shown signs of unexplained spring damage in the past, reach out now to schedule a free lawn assessment.
Whether you’re a homeowner or managing commercial property, GreenMaker has the tools and local knowledge to fight back.
Don’t let your lawn get eaten from the inside out — get ahead of the damage today!