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by Lumpy Lawn on June 14, 2006 10:39 AM
In my mostly Bermuda grass lawn in northern California I have discovered small lumps of dirt in my lawn. The lumps are about the size of a marble and are all over. Is this caused by some kind of insect? Any Ideas? The lumps are tough on bare feet when you walk across the lawn. Thanks
by The Plant Doc on June 15, 2006 11:41 AM
They are probably worm mounds. If you want use the back of a spring rake to break them apart while the lawn is wet with morning dew. You don't want to do anything to get rid of the worms, as they are VERY beneficial to your soil.

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by Lumpy Lawn on June 27, 2006 03:38 AM
Thanks for the suggestion, but the mounds are a little to big for a spring rake to knock down. I've dug under some of these and found nothing, no worms, no crickets. ????
Paul

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