Japanese Beetle Control

Japanese beetles can usually be spotted from the beginning of July to the end of September. It is also known as a scarab beetle and is about 3/8th of an inch long. This oval-shaped beetle is easy to recognize by its metallic green head and hoax with copper wings.

Japanese Beetle Pest Control

Japanese Beetles are considered serious pest in the US. Without any natural enemies, Japanese Beetles cause harms to about 200 species of plants, including rose bushes, many small fruits, weeds, grasses, tree fruits, and myrtle. Japanese Beetle is known to be very destructive because it totally destroys the plant, flower, fruit, or leaf that it is feeding on. Its population grows immensely each summer, especially in the northern / eastern states in fruit-growing areas.

Japanese Beetle Treatment

To persons interested in gardening, these “lovely but destructive creatures” are anything but lovely. These pests will keep reproducing after one year of reaching adulthood, so it is very important to get rid of the Japanese Beetle. When untreated, the Japanese Beetle will eat everything except the skeleton of a plant, will damage your garden plants and fruits. Although it is very difficult to fully control the Japanese Beetles, with proper application of effective Pest Control measures, you can protect your garden and fruit trees from the damages caused by Japanese Beetles.

How To Get Rid Of Japanese Beetles