Pesky Insects Invading Area, Feasting On Roses, Fruit Trees
Evansville Courier & Press (2007-Current) › June 30, 2007
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Japanese beetle adults were spotted in the Tri-State over the Memorial Day weekend.
These half-inch long, metallic green and bronze insects feed on more than 300 species of plants. Their favorites seem to be roses, fruit trees (especially the cherry family) and grapes. They also enjoy munching on linden trees, smartweed, soybeans and corn silks.See the full content of this document
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Pesky Insects Invading Area, Feasting On Roses, Fruit Trees
I hope you applied a soil drench of imidacloprid (sold as Merit or one of several products from Bayer Advanced) earlier this spring.
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