Whitney- I am having the same problem, they have some stuff at Lowe’s called Neem Oil you mix this with water and spay on your plants. It is an organic solution so safe for the environment and safe for you. Spay it on once a week, in the early morning before it gets hot. You may see the beetles land on your plants still but the Neem Oil makes the plants taste bad to the beetles. They will stop eatting them. Check out other uses for Neem Oil at http://www.discoverneem.com/neem-oil.html
Whitney
Thanks for the tips ladies! I’ll definitely try the garlic and the Neem Oil.
Amber
Whitney- I am having the same problem, they have some stuff at Lowe’s called Neem Oil you mix this with water and spay on your plants. It is an organic solution so safe for the environment and safe for you. Spay it on once a week, in the early morning before it gets hot. You may see the beetles land on your plants still but the Neem Oil makes the plants taste bad to the beetles. They will stop eatting them. Check out other uses for Neem Oil at http://www.discoverneem.com/neem-oil.html
Ashley H.
Japanese Beetles have low tolerance for garlic.. planting it around the garden will eliminate your problem
Rebecca Giallongo
My school is helping with the competition; We are voting for the hospital in Columbia to win!
ryan torson
i am going to a master gardener meeting and i will ask and tell u how to get rid of ur peat from ur roses.