If they are tiny like the size of a dime, then almost certainly earthworms.

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Jun 18, 2024
4:54:25pm

scall Cog in the Machine

If they are tiny like the size of a dime, then almost certainly earthworms.

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scall

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I have developed bumps of small dirt throughout my lawn.

HingleMcCringleberry

Jun 18, 4:51pm

I’d still go with worms.

Brisco

Jun 18, 4:53pm

If they are tiny like the size of a dime, then almost certainly earthworms.

scall

Jun 18, 4:54pm

Does it cause pain to the lawn when watering or does it struggle to start the

Hambone

Jun 18, 4:53pm

Not sure what mean here.

HingleMcCringleberry

Jun 18, 5:08pm

Has your lawn been "hanging around" with other, looser lawns?

Hambone

Jun 18, 5:10pm

RE: Has your lawn been "hanging around" with other, looser lawns?

HingleMcCringleberry

Jun 18, 5:24pm

I agree, it's probably worm mounds. My lawn was pretty bumpy when

Peter Venkman

Jun 18, 6:37pm

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