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Lumpy lawns, common in Colorado, are caused by earthworms and night crawlers. Earthworms in a lawn are a sign of healthy soil because they eat thatch, grass clippings and other organic matter, recycle nutrients and aerate the soil. This improves the health of the lawn.
For more information please see PlantTalk script 1508, Lumpy lawns.
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