Learn how to get rid of Japanese beetles with these tips from an expert. Discover preventive measures to keep your garden ...

Adult female Japanese beetles will lay eggs 2 to 3 inches down into the soil. There, grubs will chew on plant roots for nutrients before they emerge as adults. How can you tell if you have grubs ...

Adult Japanese beetles emerge in late spring to midsummer. Females produce a pheromone which attracts clusters of males for mating. Afterwards, she lays eggs a few inches deep in the soil ...

Gardeners can wait to plant hot-season vegetables until nights remain warm for better growth, but now is the time to fight grubs of Japanese beetles.

What does the Japanese beetle eat? When the larvae hatch from their eggs, they eat the roots of plants, especially grasses. They feed in the top 2-4 inches of soil until they're almost full-grown.

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Stink bugs characteristically deposit their eggs on the underside of leaves ... Like its name suggests, the Japanese Beetle originated in Japan, but was brought to the U.S. more than a century ...