Japanese Beetle Information and Control: New York, New Jersey, Connecticut area

• Appearance

  Japanese Beetles are metallic purple and green with copper brown wings.

• Habitat

  Japanese Beetles will first come out in June. Females will lay eggs near the soils surface.

• How do they affect me?

  Japanese Beetles will feed on your landscape plants causing considerable damage. Later in the season eggs turn into larvae (also known as grubs) and feed on organic matter in the soil around your grass roots, causing even more damage to your landscape.

• What should I do?

  JP McHale can deliver an environmentally sensitive two fold program to protect your plants and grass roots from damaging Japanese Beetles. Timing is critical so contact us for an evaluation today.