That's why many gardeners choose to kill Japanese beetles if ... there are so many plants that will naturally repel Japanese beetles. Here are our top picks with expert tips to grow them successfully.

Powdery mildew, Japanese beetles, black spot on the roses, and grubs, the small, hard-to-identify insects that can kill a lawn. The best way to remedy pesky insects and plant disease is to grow ...

Climate change is bringing new insect pests into our gardens. A change in climate means that areas that were once ...

It’s enough to slow the insects but not eradicate them. Japanese beetles can kill commercially important crops like hops, grapes and roses. "If property owners don’t allow treatment ...

It also poses no risk to mammals, birds or fish. Japanese beetles don’t bite or spread diseases to people, but they do pose a threat to plants and crops, including hops, roses and grapes.

The beetles attack over 300 different species of plants, such as roses, and can also damage turf and trees. They also affect potatoes, tomatoes and blueberries. Japanese beetles are especially ...

Invasive species researchers are heralding a dip in the City of Vancouver's Japanese beetle population as a win after years-long efforts to stop the spread of the ravenous plant-munching bug. But they ...

The battle against invasive Japanese beetles appears to be working as Mesa County saw a more than 80% decrease in the number of beetles it trapped last year compared to ...

The bugs can easily spread in yard waste, purchased plants, infested sod or gardening soil. Japanese beetles don’t bite or spread disease to humans. Three of the beetles were detected in Grandview, ...