In many areas of the Eastern U.S. Japanese beetles (JB) devastate the foliage, fruits and flowers of more than 300 plant species, particularly those in the rose family (Rosaceae). Adult beetles are approximately 3/8 inches in length with a dark metallic green head and metallic dark tan wings. In the soil JB grubs appear “C” […]
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Dreaded Japanese Beetles Are Back
Posted by Hugh on July 4th, 2016
Posted in Hibiscus moscheutos, Insect (Pest) Problems, Japanese beetle, Japanese beetles, Lawn Care, Linden (Tilia), Pesticide recommendations, Pesticide Recommendations, Rose insects, Roses, shrub roses, Southern Appalachian Region, Strawberries, Uncategorized 
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