A Japanese beetle infestation in your lawn or garden is best dealt with by using a two-step approach. One product should be applied to kill the adult beetles and another to take care of the larva which will become adults next Japanese beetle season. I advocate using an all-natural method […]
Natural Ways to Get Rid of Japanese Beetles?
There are a few types of organic Japanese beetle killers and repellents that you can use if you would prefer to steer clear of chemical pesticides. Luckily, some of the best beetle control products are all-natural so there’s really no need, from a practical standpoint, to use anything else. Some […]
Do Japanese Beetles Fly?
Japanese beetles can technically fly, but they are clumsy and not very good at it. They spend most of their time crawling instead of trying to fly. Japanese beetles do have wings but they are built for short bursts of flight rather than for long distances. They are not very […]
Are Japanese Beetles Poisonous or Toxic?
There is no reason to worry about a Japanese beetle bite because they are not poisonous or toxic in any way. The insects are completely benign to humans and other animals. In fact, Japanese beetles are a culinary delicacy of sorts in certain parts of the world. They can be […]
Do Japanese Beetles Bite?
Japanese beetles can bite, but it is very rare for a person or pet to be bitten by one. This is largely because Japanese beetles are herbivores and will for the most part steer clear of animals. To be safe, it’s best to wear garden gloves when handling Japanese beetles, […]
Are Japanese Beetles Edible? Are Grubs?
So you’re thinking about eating a Japanese beetle and you want to know if it’s going to kill you or not, right? Yes, it’s probably good to do a little internet research before you go eating various critters for the first time. Well, the good news is that Japanese beetles […]
When Do Japanese Beetles Come out?
Japanese beetle season begins in late May to early June. This is the time of year that adult Japanese beetles come out and become visible and active. The exact time in your area will vary, however, depending upon latitude, temperature, and climate conditions. During this time the Japanese beetle pupa, […]
What’s the Life Cycle of the Japanese Beetle?
The full life cycle of the Japanese beetle is short, lasting only about a year under normal conditions. In cooler cold temperatures, however, Japanese beetles can live up to two years. Adult female Japanese beetles mate in the early summer months and prefer to lay their eggs in grassy locations […]
