These little worms infiltrate the leatherjacket larvae, disrupting their feeding habits in as little as a few days. And within just two months, the leatherjackets meet their demise. Allan indicates applying nematodes for your lawn during cooler months when leather jackets are within the larval stage. 'This can successfully get rid of them,' he say

Recognising Crane Fly Larvae and Their Impact on GroundsCrane fly larvae, often referred to as leatherjackets, reside in the soil and feed on grassroots along with other organic material. They are typically highly active in the autumn months and early spring. High populations can damage turf, leaving it uneven, soft, and vulnerable to further wear