Lawn problem
LBLANKFELD
10 years ago
There are a number of mounds of dirt of unknown origin. I have attached a pics and am trying to determine what they are and how to treat the. We do have two dogs and if possible, am looking for a non-poisonous solution to alleviate the problem. ANY help would be much appreciated!!
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