It's nice to stop and smell the flowers, especially ones you planted. However, if you grow this variety, Japanese beetles may eat it right under your nose.

If you're noticing patches of brown lawn, dying plants in one area of your garden or damage to your fruit trees, your yard might be home to Japanese beetles. These small critters will eat away at ...

Japanese beetles are invasive insects that were introduced to the United States in the early 1900s. They’re recognizable by their green heads and bronzy colored backs, with small white spots ...

With enough warm summer days upon us, many gardeners in the area are beginning to sing their woes about the dreaded Japanese beetle. Generally numerous, these metallic green and brown insects are ...

“The Return of the Japanese Beetles” sounds like a horror movie. Unfortunately, these beetles have returned to devour our landscapes for another summer of terror ...

Dennis Hill initially didn’t plan to treat his lawn for Japanese beetle grubs. Skip to main content You are the owner of this article. Edit Article Add New Article Close You have permission to ...

A trapper for the Franklin County Horticultural Pest found a single Japanese beetle and the find was confirmed by the state on July 12. “A single beetle is less cause for concern because one ...

The first Japanese beetle has been discovered in Kennewick, potentially meaning trouble for homeowners and farmers. It follows sightings of the highly destructive beetle in Pasco and Richland.

"Every year, these Japanese beetles would come and completely eat away at our plum trees," said Aditya Prabhu. "My mom would drag me and my brother outside and pick them by hand." Prabhu knew ...

Japanese beetles have returned to devour our landscapes. Johnson County Extension “The Return of the Japanese Beetles” sounds like a horror movie. Unfortunately, these beetles have returned to ...