Crane Fly Control

The larva of adult crane flies feed on grass plants from late fall through spring. The adults, which resemble large mosquitoes, hatch in late summer, mate and lay their eggs in a short period of time. The larva, called Leatherjackets, hatch in late fall and feed well into spring. They can damage large sections of your lawn if left untreated. Our lawn care experts in Washington have dealt with crane flies since they first arrived on the scene, and have shared their knowledge with all our professionals.

Your Spring-Green professional is trained to identify and licensed to apply crane fly control products. Contact your neighborhood Spring-Green lawn care professional today and stop crane flies from damaging your lawn! You can also listen to the podcast here which talks about crane flies.

 

 

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