I filled in every little cone-shaped hole in my lawn just to make it look clean: three weeks later, I understood what I had chased out of my grass
Those mysterious cone-shaped holes dotting your lawn aren’t lawn damage—they’re the nests of ground-nesting mining bees, some of nature’s most prolific pollinators. Filling them in during nesting season can destroy developing larvae and eliminate critical pollinators for spring crops. Understanding what’s underground changes everything.